A lot of you wander in looking for my review of the Minox 35gt, a wonderful little camera I've carried around for years. I use it often, and sometimes it's the only camera I carry when traveling. It's pretty hard to beat its combination of light weight and superb image quality.
These days I use a digital camera as a way of recording ideas or images that I need to share with colleagues. For example, I often take digital stills when scouting photo shoots. Being able to hand the photographer a visual guide outlining what I need has saved me a lot of time and money in the past. Until its recent demise my main digital camera was a Minolta X20, which filled the role of digital notetaker pretty well.
Now, I'm playing around with a camera that has none of the Minolta's shortcomings -- which were many -- and which might replace the Minox as my travel/work/everyday camera once and for all. More on this later.
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About Ian
- I'm the principal of august communication consultants, where I assist clients with online communication strategy, campaign planning, project management and content development. I work both directly with client companies across a range of industries, and in collaboration with marketing and design agencies that have short and long term needs that align with my skills.
My industry experience includes apparel, hospitality, technology, life sciences, consumer package goods, logistics, recreation and education. I’m happy to share relevant examples and case studies.
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Starting Points
- Start with my riff on viral marketing, an example of how online collaboration is simpler and more effective than ever, an alternative take on productivity and my case for aligning marketing and technology.
Also, for those of you looking for my review of the Minox 35, it's here.
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