About Gordon Laing and DSLR Tips
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Gordon Laing is the Editor of DSLR Tips and Camera Labs, based in Queenstown. New Zealand. He's a British technology writer and former Editor of Personal Computer World – the first, and longest-running PC magazine in the UK. Over a 20 year career in journalism, Gordon has also reviewed products for magazines including Digital SLR User, Professional Photographer, MacUser, PC Pro, Computeractive, T3, The Times Educational Supplement, The London Evening Standard and The Register website.
He holds a degree in Physics from the University of Kent, has been a photographer for over 25 years and professionally reviewed digital cameras since their birth starting with the 0.3 Megapixel Apple QuickTake 100 back in 1995. His first book, Digital Retro, an illustrated history of home computers in the 80s, was published in October 2004 by Ilex Press and Sybex Books. Google-plus followers can check out Gordon's plus profile.
DSLR Tips was launched on New Year's Eve 2007 as an online source of tips, tutorials and advice for Digital SLR owners. My video-based tutorials reveal how to get the most from your DSLR and are accompanied by easy step-by-step guides for reference.
One of the joys of owning a DSLR is the vast array of lenses and accessories that are available, and at DSLR Tips I'll guide you through the often bewildering choices to ensure you buy the right equipment for your style of photography.
Whether you've just bought your first DSLR or are an existing owner looking to improve your technique, DSLR tips is here to help you get the most from your camera!
DSLR Tips' sister site, Camera Labs is over five years old and in December 2010 served 3,886,604 page impressions over 1,079,956 visits. My video reviews have been watched by over 21 Million people (as of August 2011). DSLR Tips and Camera Labs are based in Queenstown in New Zealand's South Island.
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Rawlinson.
Additional programming by Nick
Jarman.
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