Geoff P. (piano) and Rae K. (sax) from Vancouver Canada perform the jazz standard There Will Never Be Another You by Harry Warren and Mack Gordon.
Geoff’s website: www.gpeters.com (with free MP3 downloads)
Rae’s blog: raekang.wordpress.com/
Audio: Sony Minidisc MZ-NH700 and a Sony ECM-MS907 condenser microphone
Video: Sony DSC-HX7V
For a free MP3 download of this performance, please visit:
www.gpeters.com/tracks/youtube7/
This morning Tony made a fantastic layered omelette, with a vine ripened hot-house tomato and Havarti-style Soy Cheese (non-dairy cheese). It was really good!! Here is a video of the omelette that is all ready to eat on the plate, and Tony cutting into one of them with his knife. Yummy!!
This video shows the camera’s amazing Macro capability during video, to get really close to the omelette and see the texture and steam in full HD 1080i (60i) which translates to 30p (progressive) frames per second.
Shot with my new Sony DSC-HX7V camera and edited in Windows Live Movie Maker.
Great casual / upscale restaurant in Yaletown, Vancouver.
www.society-grg.ca/
1257 Hamilton Street,
Vancouver, BC, Canada.
as featured on www.dineouthere.com
Very near the Canada Line Yaletown skytrain station.
Shown in video:
-restaurant interior (cool decorations!)
-orange juice
-Monte Cristo sandwich with smoked salmon, cream cheese, and dill. Served with an organic salad and some tasty fries.
-the ketchup had some hot sauce added, for a nice kick!
Thanks to the restaurant for being part of the SAP Food Program, and for SAP for providing the excellent “Lunch on Us” cards for the employees.
Recorded with a Sony HX7V in full HD 1080i and edited in Windows Live Movie Maker.
Geoff from geoffmobile.com shows how to make Chili on Rice with Frozen Peas. This is a really fast meal (under 5 minutes) that is delicious and healthy!
Recorded with Sony HX7V and edited in Windows Live Movie Maker.
Ingredients:
-Cooked steamed rice (can make in a Rice Cooker, very handy appliance)
-Canned or homemade chili (for canned, I recommend Stagg Chili, it has the best flavor and is also available in vegetarian versions.
-Frozen peas (still frozen, no need to pre-thaw)
Music:
Yallahs, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Upbeat Evil Castle by Geoff and Gustavo, Used with permission.
In this video (recorded using HX7V) I explain how to manually set the white balance for video on the Sony HX7V. At first I tried using Manual mode and setting the white balance there. But this only affects still photos, and pressing the Video button overrides these settings and it goes back to auto white balance. The solution is to dial up the video mode (don’t use the video button yet), and then choose Scene Selection, and under the scene menu, choose ISO Expanded (Low Light Sensitivity). Magically the White Balance menu item will then appear, which will take effect during video recording. Have fun!!
Music:
Merry Go Slower, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Upbeat Evil Castle by Geoff and Gustavo, Used with permission.
