Benjamin64

I’ve bought a Sony HD-HC7e, a high definition camera. It runs on tape because it’s still the cheapest and most reliable way to storage nice uncompressed video. I’m now pulling in around 5 video jobs before the end of the year. Me and my camera are the best of friends already

I still drink, I actually still drink more than I should, but I make sure that not a drop passes my lips for four days of the week, in a row. I also drink much, much more water and juice, and even really sleeping more. I feel great.

All in all I’ve kept this up for 6 months, it’s great. It’s realistic, I still go nuts from time to time, I still celebrate events, but I get to also feel happy that my liver’s union isn’t going to protest about work hours.

I was a PC technician for 5 years, and have been a videographer for longer. In 2004 I decided Macs were finally part of the mainstream of computing. They can read Office files, they just connect to windows networks, and working with video photos and all the at-home stuff is brilliant, like using the in built camera for web chat, and connecting to a wireless network.

It’s been a year and a half since getting my Powerbook, and I’m getting a quick memory upgrade and she’ll be good for a few more years. The new OS is coming and it’ll go on today, and only cost £80. That doesn’t happen on Windows.

It’ll take you a few weeks to get up to speed with where everything is, but then you’ll never regret it. Promise