After having volunteered for Greenbatch Foundation for a long while now, we’ve recently been asked to put together a longer video to demonstrate Greenbatch’s position in WA as the premier plastic recycling agent of PET and HDPE or number 1 and 2 plastics.

We’re excited to have had the opportunity to work with such a noble foundation and we look forward to seeing Perth, WA leading the way in plastic recycling well into the future as a great example of what can be achieved when good ideas are allowed to flourish.

Here’s the video we’ve put together to be shown at a number of festivals over the summer period here in Perth, let us know what you think. We’d love to hear from you!

Checkout Greenbatch here

A budding new business by Steve Wayman straight out of Perth, WA. Steve’s creating hand-made tables and chairs from beautiful slabs of a variety of woods. Check some of our work out for his Instagram here

Taken recently this is one from our beautiful Marmion marine park – a local favourite in Perth, Western Australia – where you’d rather be 😉

We cover a fair bit of aerial work at the moment mainly photographic but we’re exciting to introduce some new video filters into our workflow which should make some of our aerial footage even better – allowing better colour reproduction specifically over water. For this you really need to take your time using ND filters where possible and even accurately aligning polarisation filters during pre-flight checks to ensure the correct polarity whilst airbourne. As you can imagine this can take some time to get right with the sun constantly on the move.

With the new release of the popular professional editing “Non-linear editing application” Davinci Resolve, we thought we’d warn you all to remember to back-up your project database file before upgrading. Once you’ve installed 16 you’ll be asked to “upgrade” the database files, you won’t be able to downgrade it again, so make sure you have a back up before hand!

Davinci Resolve 16 Beta 2 is out!

Just a heads up as we ran into a couple of issues with the first Beta (1) where by it was crashing loading the waveform generator on open. These have been resolved in Beta 2, but we were unable to do any work without resorting to an older database file, scary stuff if you’d not accounted for this. Our issues were tied to an incompatibility issue with a Radeon video driver, so be sure to make sure yours are up-to-date prior to upgrading – everyone says this, but really, it’s worth doing.