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How To: Home Network 5.0 with Ubiquiti WiFi 6 Long Range & Protect G4 Review & Calibration

Previously in my smart home series, I covered: the basic principles of wireless networking including using a consumer grade wireless router upgrading to a prosumer/SMB grade managed network with a firewall appliance and multiple discrete WiFi access points recommendations for configuring a Unifi Network, including WiFi spectrum allocation, access point settings, VLANs for IOT devices, and integration of Sonos devices maintaining a separate SonosNet wireless … Continue reading How To: Home Network 5.0 with Ubiquiti WiFi 6 Long Range & Protect G4 Review & Calibration

Mike Connelly
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Fujifilm X100F Camera: Review & Comparison to the Fuji X100T

The two most important improvements to the Fujifilm X100F over the X100T are the new sensor and focus system. The X100F is now powered by a 24.3MP X-Trans CMOS III sensor, the same as Fuji’s flagship interchangeable lens cameras, the X-Pro2 and X-T2. Fuji states the X100F has a faster startup time (0.5 seconds), a faster shooting interval (0.2 seconds) and faster shutter release time lag (0.01 seconds). Coupled with the new X-Trans is the new X-Processor Pro, which Fuji claims is 4x faster than the X100T. Continue reading Fujifilm X100F Camera: Review & Comparison to the Fuji X100T

Mike Connelly
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Fujifilm X100T Camera: Review & Comparison to the Fuji X100S

The X100T has the same processor, sensor, and sharp lens as its predecessor, the X100S. The biggest change was to the viewfinder, which now has a dual-mode that can superimpose EVF information while using the optical viewfinder. Parallax is automatically corrected in real-time. Additionally, the rear LCD was upgraded from the X100S’ 460k 2.8in LCD to a 3in 1.04m dot display. Continue reading Fujifilm X100T Camera: Review & Comparison to the Fuji X100S

Mike Connelly