Over the years, we've had many requests from different organizations and people to make our rich database available to them. We also know that people are interested in our data due to the number of nasty custom-written spiders that are constantly trying to crawl our pages for the data they contain. So, finally, we got around to implementing web services, which will allow developers to legitimately search and display our data.

We shoot with two cameras for three main reasons. First, it gives us two angles of the same event. When we edit your movie, switching between the two views, it's more interesting to the viewer. People get tired of seeing everything from the same point of view. Then also, in case one camera has a bad angle, chances are the other camera has a good angle. Secondly, not everything happens in the same place.

In the default AUTO AF Frame Selection setting, the camera measures the distance to the subject using the three AF frames in the viewfinder and selects the most appropriate AF frame. If the subject is complex or the camera is moving, it may cause the camera to take more time selecting which AF frame to use. The camera will respond more rapidly if only one AF frame is selected ? the center AF frame, for example.

Codecs allow Windows and many applications to view your RAW files. They are provided and maintained by the camera manufacturers. You can find codecs for the files in your Gallery by going to the 'File' menu in the Photo Gallery, and pressing the 'Check for updates' button in the 'Options Dialog'. If there are codecs available for files that you have in your Gallery, a web page will open with a link to download the codec.

Hoax alert! Elena has never rode around Chernobyl. no-one has one of those "all access" passes that she mentions. She did the same tour I did and just posed for pictures with a helmet in her hand. You will notice that all the photo's which have a motor bike in them are taken outside the exclusion zone. More on this has been written here and here. Anyway, the simple answer to this question (in case you haven't guessed) is no, you cant ride around Chernobyl.

We don't recommend bringing video cameras, or even expensive still cameras, on trips. Many people bring disposable waterproof cameras, which work just fine. The quality of the pictures is reasonably good, and if you lose your camera, it's not the end of the world. Many river trips have professional photographers riverside, whose photos you can view and order after the trip.

Absolutely. You simply need to have the appropriate FireWire extensions installed; the QuickTime FireWire driver is included with QuickTime 4. If you have a Digital Origin FireWire card, you should contact them to determine compatibility with Apple's QuickTime FireWire driver on your computer. Videodelic uses whatever the QuickTime Video Input is available--this includes the video input port of A/V Macs and the FireWire port of recent Macs.

There really isn't much here to steal, but we videotape everything everyday just in case. It deters robbery and shoplifting. The shop is equipped with an up-to-date monitored alarm system as well.

Yes, the same applies, although it would be safer to leave it behind. We have camera crew who can produce a professional video record of your adventure.

Most of the images on this site are shot with a Nikon D100 housed in a Light & Motion Titan Housing. Details of the camera and housing can be found here.

If you're a fellow photo geek: The camera is a Fuji S2. The lenses are all Nikon glass, with a range of 20mm-300mm.

The MICROSOFT WDM driver should be the only item listed. If another driver is present, disable it. To disable a device driver:

This service is currently only available in large cities: Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Kiev, Kharkov and Odessa. The cost is $9.95 for a short movie clip (10-45 seconds). There is no guarantee on the length of the clip, as it depends on the recipient's desire to be filmed. You may enquire about the availability of the digital video service in other cities by emailing us. We will contact our regional office and reply as soon as possible.

Our 100 percent guarantee. If you don't stop smoking, you can repeat our seminars FREE whenever you need to. Of course, they lose nothing. This benefits them as it gives them a second chance to sell you something. Just don't expect them to be flying into town on a regular basis so you can take advantage of that guarantee.

We employ two professional digital video cameras that record on to miniDV. Typically, we use a 4:3 aspect ratio. For an additional fee, we will shoot on any video format you would prefer, including HD and 16:9/24p

Yes. You are asked to pay a photo/video fee to help pay for the event, but once you have the photo/video pass, you are free to take whatever pictures you want. We will want a copy of the pictures and/or videos, of course, but if we use them, we will credit you for taking them.

A SAGAS interview takes one hour. Total time depends on how far you need to drive. Video equipment set-up and making your subject comfortable usually takes 15 minutes

On the 2nd Sunday of "even" months, there is a local single action practice match hosted by the Richmond Roughriders [ROUGHRIDERS WEBSITE] at the Richmond Rod and Gun Club. Call the range at 510-620-9519 for directions and basic range information. [CLICK HERE] for basic driving directions from the Bay Bridge and the San Rafael Bridge.