MyrthaChang has been a member since
March 22 2007,
has rated 24 lenses,
favorited 7, and has
created 4 lenses from scratch.
This member's top-ranked page is "VHS to DVD Transfer".
My Bio
I write about camping and video editing. Of course they are related. Most of the videos I end up with are of my family experiencing the outdoors. Most of the video equipment I buy I justify with capturing priceless family outings, gatherings, etc...
About Videos - Keep it simple and sustainable. Imagine, just one 3-minute highlight video a year, and you'll have 18 when your kids go to college.
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I write about camping and video editing. Of course they are related. Most of the videos I end up with are of my family experiencing the outdoors. Most of the video equipment I buy I justify with capturing priceless family outings, gatherings, etc...
About Videos - Keep it simple and sustainable. Imagine, just one 3-minute highlight video a year, and you'll have 18 when your kids go to college.
Still hanging on to VHS, mini-DV and film reels you found in your grandfather's attic? PULEEEASE. You know those things have a shelf life, right? What are you waiting for? Waiting for the magnetic media to blank out? Get them transferred to digital so you can preserve those memories that you or your forefathers intended to do in the first place.
About Camping - I refuse to leave my creature comforts behind when I go camping. Let's face it, we are products of the 21st century. What's wrong with packing my George Foreman grill or my iPod?
I, for one, have an irrational and almost overwhelming fear of propane. I don't believe I've ever had a bad experience with it, yet I always expect propane use to end tragically, like the Kaboom! kind.
A portable DVD player to watch the Adams Family in the tent? Eggs Benedict for breakfast? Geocaching side trips? Electric scooter to zip to the camp store for a Dove ice cream bar? Brilliant, I say.
Welcome to 21st century camping. iPods allowed.
All of my Lenses (all 4 of 'em!)
