Griffin and Nick answer Kelvin questions and share white balance techniques, then get a surprise medical prescription for voiceover. Plus your questions about finding clients in your small town, which drone to buy, and if you really need an external recorder.

Episode 37: White Balance & Kelvin

Griffin and Nick answer Kelvin questions and share white balance techniques, then get a surprise medical prescription for voiceover. Plus your questions about finding clients in your small town, which drone to buy, and if you really need an external recorder.

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Listen to Dr. Mark Vaughan’s full recording about “accumulation of mucus on the vocal chords."

How to shuck (or remove) the internal hard drive from a Western Digital Easystore 8TB External Hard drive. Inside this external hard drive is a WD RED drive, which normally costs $280, but this external drive is often found on sale for $160.

Nick would like his hard drive “shucking” video get over 10,000 views.

To help synchronize video file backups to multiple drives, Nick recommends arRsync for Mac.

I clipped my Panasonic GH5 to my belt-using a SpiderLight holster-and hiked 176,008 steps through the Swiss Alps, Italian wine country, Australia, Kazakhstan and Alaska. While the full SpiderLight Backpacker Kit didn't fit my shooting style, I was surprised to find how much I enjoyed and relied on the belt clip.

Special thanks to John Luna who’s been helping produce this show. Subscribe to his YouTube channel.

John also helped me shoot and edit this video about the SpiderLight camera holster.

Watch my latest short film, about Alaskan bears and wildlife photographer Daniel J. Cox.

Daniel J. Cox, one of the LUMIX Luminary photographers talks about the advantages of LUMIX G Digital Single Lens Mirrorless Camera System during his trip to a remote location in the bush near the Cook Inlet in Alaska, US. He also introduces some tips for wildlife photography, introducing his favorite gear.