December 18, 2012
www.dslrfilmnoob.com HDMI monitors can run anywhere from $160 to $1000 depending on what you need and what you have for a budget. The Nexus 7 tablet comes in at $200 for the 8 GB model and $250 for the 16 GB model. Add to that the $8.99 DSLR Controller app, and a $3 USB OTG cable and you can use the 1280×800 IPS display on the Nexus 7 to monitor and control your Canon camera through the usb port. The nice thing about using this method is that the screen on the camera stays on while using the monitor. It also has the added bonus of giving you full control of camera functions from the touch screen interface which could be handy for jib operators. After testing out the APP on the Canon t2i with magic lantern, Canon 7d, and 5d mark III, I can say that it works pretty well with the Nexus 7 tablet. There were some strange issues with the Canon 7d. I actually had to reboot the tablet before it would work with the 7d, but I think that might have been caused by changing between cameras. The DSLR Controller is still in beta, so don’t expect it to work perfectly, but overall it was a good experience. I think if you’re willing to learn the program and sort out the controls it can make a very handy monitor slash controller for your camera. But it’s not quit as simple as plugging in a monitor cable and turning it on. Keep that in mind if you plan to use this on a project with time constraints. You can pick up the adapter cable here: www.amazon.com The DSLR controller app can be found …
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December 17, 2012
My 12 year old son playing Euro Truck Simulator 2 for the first time, using my Xbox 360 force feedback steering wheel, for a 12 year old he does a good drive, had a little issue with the reverse as he got a bit confused to which way he had to turn the steering wheel to get the trailer to go in the direction that he wanted it to go. Trip Information Munchen To Linz 180 Game Miles 4 Hours and 48 Mins Of In Game Time Approx 19mins Real Time Computer Specs This Was Recorded On, Foxconn G31 Motherboard Q6600 2.4Quad CPU 3Gb DDR2 @800Mhz MSI N550GTX-Ti 1Gb GDDR5 Graphics Card 500Gb Sata II Harddrive 17Inch Dell LCD Monitor Offical Xbox 360 Force feed Back Steering Wheel & Pedals Please remember that a 12 year old was driving the truck in this video and that the game is still in the early beta stages and you might see or hear problems in this video, the beta testers are finding as many problems with the game as they can, and the SCS team are working very long hours trying to fix them. For More Information on ETS2 And Other Games By SCS, Goto The SCS Blog – blog.scssoft.com Facebook – www.facebook.com SCS Website – scssoft.com ETS2 Website – www.eurotrucksimulator2.com ( Coming Soon )
Tags: computer monitor problem, computer-specs, game, graphics, graphics-card, monitor problem, monitor-offical, renault-magnum, steering, video, video not working
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December 17, 2012
Xpressions Large Monitor 8ft Display www.youhuge.com As the rental and purchase price of monitors goes down their presence at trade shows is increasing along with their size! Large-sized monitors are everywhere. A monster monitor needs a monster stand and gripping graphics, Xpressions Monster Monitor 8ft Display is up to the challenge. Holds up to a 55″ monitor (we’ve used a 60″ with no problem!). Best part about this strong monitor display is that it’s Xpressions… Up fast and down even faster! See more at www.youhuge.com
Tags: detwiler, display, large-monitor, lcd, monitor problem, monitor-display, monitors-goes, monster-monitor, more-at-www, presence, trade-shows, travel & events, video not working, xpressions
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December 17, 2012
cnet.co Bill Detwiler shows you how to remove and replace a cracked LCD panel from a laptop.
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December 17, 2012
Treat weak eyesight with natural home remedies using almonds or licorice. For complete information check this short video from www.homeveda.com ! Visit us to discover over 1000 natural home remedies & information about symptoms & causes for over 200 common as well as chronic health conditions. SUBSCRIBE TO HOMEVEDA www.youtube.com JOIN US ON FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: twitter.com —————————– Weak Eyesight: • Eye muscles help the eyes focus on objects • Excessive strain on the eye can weaken these muscles • Weak eye muscles cause problems in eyesight Symptoms to look for: • Loss of eyesight • Objects look fuzzy Causes: • Excessive time spent watching TV • Staring at computer screens • Excessive reading • Exposure to harmful pollutants in the air Natural home remedy using almonds, fennel seeds and sugar candy: 1. Take 7 almonds 2. Add 2 tsp fennel seeds 3. Add 1 tsp sugar candy 4. Crush the mixture 5. Add 1 tsp of this mixture to 1 glass warm milk 6. Drink this at bedtime 7. After having this, do not drink anything for 2 hr Natural home remedy using milk, liquorice powder, clarified butter and honey: 1. Take 1 cup warm milk 2. Add ½ tsp liquorice powder 3. Add ¼ tsp clarified butter 4. Add 1 tsp honey 5. Mix well 6. Drink this every day 7. For better results, drink it at bedtime 8. Continue this for 3 months Tips: • Wash your eyes with water 2-3 times everyday • Run your palms till they become warm and then cover your eyes with your …
Tags: acer, common-as-well, eyes, help-the-eyes, ips, monitor problem, these-muscles, tsp-clarified, using-almonds, windows
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December 17, 2012
For Windows 8, the Acer T232HL touchscreen monitor is the perfect choice. This LCD has 10 point multi-touch, a beautiful IPS panel, and edge-to-edge glass! It also works natively with Windows 8 and requires no driver. CA: ncix.com US: us.ncix.com
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December 6, 2012
Having problem with my monitor. Cables (DVI, power) work fine. So does the VGA card. Resolution: 1680×1050
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December 5, 2012
www.ncix.com Very impressive product. Check out this unboxing and first look at the features. The viewing angle is GREAT!
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November 23, 2012
Buy the High-Definition DVD here: www.ebay.co.uk Play the first part of this video to see if you can identify any stuck or dead pixels. Play the second part of this video beneath the stuck pixel to attempt to unfreeze it and if you wish gently rub the area with a Q-Tip or a similar material which will not damage or scratch the screen, it may take 4-5 tries to make this work, but this works most of the time. Please however, bare in mind this technique doesn’t work 100% of the time.
Tags: dvd, film & animation, monitor problem, play-the-first, screen, stuck, stuck-or-dead, stuck-pixel, technique, time, video, video not working, work
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November 22, 2012
May be bad cable between motherboard and screen. Please, advise. Clue 1: able to mirror displays, so can work off external monitor. Clue 2: in System Pref, Hardware/Display tab, when move brightness control, dead display flickers on for a second then goes black.
Tags: bad-cable, dead-display, mirror-displays, monitor problem, off-external, science & technology, second-then, system-pref, video not working
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