The Last Oneplus 7T Video Test for Now... This Time at Night

I think I've done all of the video tests I can think of with the Oneplus 7T and I have some other videos lined up, so I'll leave everyone with the last video testing out the night time video and stills capability...

Oneplus 7T Video Tests

Just before Christmas, I bought a new phone to replace my Oneplus 3T which completely gave up.  The Oneplus 7T is kind of a natural progression as you would expect, but with (supposedly) big advances in the camera(s).  I recorded a quick 4K Test video on New Year's Day 2020 and since them, people have been asking me to add some more, so I have created a playlist...

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLr8yn0kK2sdYQMBNd9HYpXGY7YaQ1U9ZD

REVIEW: John Lewis & Partners Octave DAB/DAB+/FM/Internet Radio with Wi-Fi & Bluetooth

I've got a couple of new videos for everyone. This first a is a review of the John Lewis & Partners Octave DAB/DAB+/FM/Internet Radio with Wi-Fi & Bluetooth, and because I couldn't fit all of the stuff I wanted into that video, there is a little extras video covering the stuff I missed...

REVIEW: Hohem iSteady Mobile+ Smartphone Gimbal

I've always fancied a Gimbal, so back in July 2019 I found one on Amazon Prime day for £71. Now in December, I've finally got around to review it... Is it as good as the DJI Osmo Mobile?

Building a Solar Powered Weather Station - Part 4 (The Final Part!)

This is the final part of a 4 part series where I attempt to build a Raspberry Pi based, solar powered weather station. In this video, I waterproof and hang the solar panels and finally show you what's in the box!

Building a Solar Powered Weather Station - Part 3

This is part 3 of series where I attempt to build a Raspberry Pi based, solar powered weather station. In this episode, I put all of the things I've purchased up to now into a Weatherproof box so it can sit outside in the rain...

Building a Solar Powered Weather Station - EXTRAS - Voltage Regulators

Back in Part 1 of my Solar Powered Weather Station project, I suspected that the Voltage Regulators that were stuck to the back of my cheapo Solar Panels were operating less than optimally... in this quick little video (by my usual standards),  I run some tests to prove my theory...