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2010

Aug 26	Low Profile Battery for Your LED Light
Aug 23	Canon T2i Overheat Test
Aug 20	Pimping is Done... For Now
Aug 18	Testing the IndiFocusMini and IndiSliderMini
Aug 16	The Pimping Continues
Aug 12	T2i + Sigma 18-250mm Lens + XH-A1 Lens Hood
Aug 11	New Affordable Super Bright LED Light HDV-Z96
Aug 9	LA Color Splash Screen and DVD Design
Aug 8	How to Edit DSLR Footage in Premiere Pro CS4
Aug 7	Some Canon T2i Footage
Aug 5	New Second Generation Comer CM-LBPS1800
Aug 2	Is Comer 1800 Light Too Big on Panasonic GH1 or Canon T2i?
Jul 21	News Reporting with Comer 900 LED Light
Jul 20	TDK BluRay Blank Media
Jul 17	Recording Good Sound at Event
Jul 10	Canon WD-H43 v.s. Raynox 6600 Wide Angle Lens
Jun 22	L.A. Color Photo Booths
Jun 20	Model Shots by Jose Aguilo
Jun 15	Digital Capital Week Opening Party - How good is the Comer 1800 LED light?
Jun 14	Taiyo Yuden/JVC Watershield Glossy DVD
Jun 11	Wired LANC Remote
Jun 11	Adding Copy Protection to My DVD
Jun 9	Fully Decoded LP-E6 and BP-827 Canon Compatible Batteries
May 30	Tilt-Shift Photography
May 12	Go Green Expo - Los Angeles 2010
May 3	We are on ResellerRatings.com
Apr 28	NAB 2010
Apr 27	"Affordable LED Lighting Options" by Digital Cinema Foundry
Apr 25	Comer 900 LED Light Price Reduction
Apr 24	Comer LED Video Light Review by Prague Workshop
Apr 10	Awesome Still Photos from Jose Aguilo
Apr 9	Lighting Interviews
Apr 6	Leading Brand LED light and Comer 1800 Spec Comparision
Apr 5	New Battery Products by L.A. Color Shop
Apr 3	High Voltage Lighting Workshop
Apr 2	Uncle Speech with Closed Captioning
Mar 31	Woow Factor with the Comer CM-LBPS1800 Light Spotlight Mode
Mar 29	We're on Yelp.com
Mar 26	Feature Films by Dasher Films
Mar 20	Comer 1800 Battery Compartment Contact Points Issue
Mar 19	Event Lighting Using LED Uplights
Mar 13	Wedding Photography by LA Color
Mar 11	Fully Decoded BP-827 with Canon HF20 Photos
Mar 9	Pro 160-LED Light Review
Mar 9	Comment from Garrett Low of GLow Media Productions
Mar 7	Can You Find the Photographers?!?!
Feb 28	New LED Light Products Announcement
Feb 22	Central Florida Live
Feb 13	Backup Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 Presets & Settings
Feb 7	Comer Site Visit
Jan 26	Honeymoon Slideshow with Closed Captioning
Jan 25	Comer 1800 vs NRG Varalux
Jan 24	Bitter Brother Translating Speech In Reception
Jan 24	Lav Mic Failed in Action
Jan 23	On-Camera Shotgun Mic Audio vs Digital Voice Recorder
Jan 22	Off Camera Lighting with the Comer 1800 on Light Stand
Jan 21	DSLR User Comments on Comer 1800
Jan 19	L.A. Color was Named Top 5 Percent Bride's Choice Award 2010
Jan 18	BluRay Case Insert Template for Download
Jan 17	Commercial Photography Using Comer Light
Jan 12	Interviewed a videographer using Comer CM-LBPS1800 at CES
Jan 11	Photos from CES 2010
Jan 9	'Don't Stop Me Now' Video
Jan 7	Using Video Light in Still Photography
Jan 5	Letters from our customers
Jan 4	Concern of Using Video Light at Event
Jan 1	New Comer Full Product Line Product Literature

2009

Dec 29	Join our Mailing List
Dec 15	LED Uplights for Event Decor
Nov 13	Using Comer CM-LBPS1800 LED Light On Stage
Nov 12	Using Comer 1800 light with AC Adapter
Nov 9	Camcorder Terminology Explained
Oct 23	Twin Lights On Stand
Oct 23	Free Carrying Case for Comer 900 Light
Oct 15	Our First BluRay Package
Oct 4	Off-Axle Camera Light
Aug 25	Standard Definition vs High Definition Acquisition
Aug 23	Paypal Issue
Aug 8	Color Temperature
Aug 3	Matrox I-Frame Intermedia HD Codec
Jul 13	Comer Lights Condenser Trick
Jul 5	BluRay Popup Menu
Jun 30	Color Correction with RT.X2
Jun 29	More Comer CM-LBPS1800 LED Light Test
Jun 26	Comer CM-LBPS900 LED Light
Jun 24	The Cresent Moon
Jun 23	Chain Your Charger
Jun 19	Shooting with Comer CM-LBPS1800 LED Light
Jun 19	Test Shooting using Cam Caddie
Jun 11	Impact MiniDV Rewinder Eats My Tapes
Jun 9	Dian and Liang Photo Session
Jun 9	Image Output from HV30 and XH-A1
Jun 7	Steadicam Merlin + Raynox 6600 or Canon WD-H43 Wide Angle Lens
Jun 7	XH-A1s Quick Review
Jun 6	CineExpo 2009
Jun 5	XH-A1s and XH-A1 Photos
Jun 3	Dimension of BP-2L24H Battery
Jun 2	My New Laptop Stand
May 26	6 On-Camera Video Lights Shootout
May 24	Shotgun Mic 360 Degree Rotation
May 18	Before and After - What a Big Difference
Apr 2	» Inkjet Printable Blank BluRay Disk

2008

Nov 15	Ditching LP Micro
May 3	DVD cover design and DVD label printing
Apr 9	Gear Up for Weddings
Mar 8	Settings to match XH-A1 and HV30 Footage
Feb 5	LitePanel LP Micro First Impression
Jan 22	Create Softening Effect In Premiere
Jan 19	DVD and BluRay Authoring

2007

Dec 22	Proxy Video Editing / Bait-n-Switch Video Editing Method
Dec 9	Screen shots comparison of HV20 and GL2
Dec 5	BP-2L24H Battery on HV20 Photos
Oct 24	Color matching XH-A1 and HV30
Aug 9	Lens Hood for WD-H43 and Raynox 6600 on HV30
Jul 9	Wireless Mics vs Voice Recorders
Jul 6	Trayless Removable Harddrive System
May 23	Cheap solution to missing LANC
May 22	Sample Images with and without WD-H43 Wide Angle Lens

 

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Inkjet Printable Blank BluRay Disk

Posted on 4/2/2009 2:18:00 AM

Verbatim manufactures the best quality blank Blu-Ray disc.

Blank Blu-Ray disc price has came down. It was used to be $20 a piece. Now it is down to $7.75. Not bad! This is the one that I use. Verbatim BD-R and DVD-DL are the best media.

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Posted by planetweckesser on 5/23/2009 7:38:00 AM

Taky - how about this for BD-R? http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch_v3.asp?scriteria=AA75043?

I am using these for hub-printable BD-R - they have been approved by Primera for use in their BD-R publishers and Disc Printers

Replied by LA Color Shop

I generally have reservation about RiData disc. Their regular blank DVD medium is okay. But then, when it comes to DVD-DL, none of the discs can be playback on DVD player. I switched to Verbatim DVD+DL, all the discs play no problem. So I don't want to chance it with expensive BD disc. Not only risking to burn coasters, it will be painful if customers came back saying they have problem playing the BluRay disc.

At least for Verbatin BD, you can trust my words so far I have zero customers say they have problem with my BluRay disc.

Posted by planetweckesser on 5/23/2009 3:28:00 PM

You may be correct. I was going on the reccomendation of Primera on this article from emialive :
http://www.emedialive.com/Articles/ReadArticle.aspx?ArticleID=14535
I have only used of the discs so far but cannot personally vouch for them. I have used TDK hub-printable BD-R over the past two years with no "coasters" in 50 discs that I have burned.

Replied by LA Color Shop

Barry, thanks for writing back. I read the article about Primera endorsing RiData media. It merely said it prints and burns okay with such media. The risky part is the compatibility Bluray player.

I tried RiData DVD-DL medium. They all burn and test fine. However, none of them play in set top DVD players. That's scary.

Do you have a link to the TDK BD disk you are using? I'd like to try it out if they are hub printable.

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