Logitech c930 vs Logitech c920 web camera review - Amazing web cameras for online teaching on Teachable

If you teach online courses and want a camera with an incredible focus distance for detailed work, you need to get the c930 from Logitech.Focal distance is insane compared to my Canon 6D DSLR (30x the price!) with the c930. And it auto focuses super fast.

It's a super wide angle lens and it gives you more creative freedom to get close to your work with a configurable mini-tripod mount from Joby.

Watch the c930 in actioLogitech c930 super close auto focus and wide angle lens.Both cameras are 1080p and look stellar with auto focus and can focus within ~2 cm. Sup FUN!

  • c930 wide angle:
  • c920 smaller angle:
  • joby tripod:
  • Staedtler Pigment Liner 0.3 pens:
  • Moleskine 3 pack grid extra large:
  • Moleskine fancy plain extra large:
  • iPad Pro:
  • Pencil:

And if you teach online, make sure you use Teachable.com to host all your videos + payment with Paypal + Credit Cards!  

It's so easy, so much better than Skillshare or Udemy!

Bug alert: sometimes I've noticed the c930 will bug out and skip frames... close the app using it and reopen the app on Mac and it seems to get normal again

Posted on December 17, 2015 by Paul Solt and filed under Tips, Reviews and tagged review camera webcam webinar art drawing sketching.

Live iPhone App Workshop on Thursday and 24/7 Live ChatIf you want to make an app but don’t know how to get started, tomorrow is the day for you to fill in that blank.

I will be providing a free iPhone app workshop that will show you everything you need to know to get started with Xcode and Swift . . . even if you don’t currently know what either of those words mean.

If you don’t have any coding experience . . .

If you don’t have any user interface design experience . . . 

If you think that apps are basically magic and coding can only be done by people with computer science degrees . . . 

. . .  tomorrow you will learn how to get started (the easy way!).

I LOVE working with people who have ideas but who don’t know how to get started.

It’s so INSPIRING to see real people (my students!) develop and publish apps that help populations around the world deal with things like power outages, healthy lifestyle choices, living with various disabilities, and teaching children how to read and speak . . . just to name a few.Cute Zoo ABC by Sasha

I know technology can be intimidating—it changes frequently, leaving the uninitiated in the dust on an almost daily basis.

To bridge that gap, provide a solid foundation, and get you moving forward in your career change, Super Easy iPhone Apps is the place to start. Whether you want to switch careers or publish the next million dollar app, it’s an investment in your future.

You need to start like everyone else: learn enough technical skills to create a prototype and work with a team to execute your vision.

I’ve already helped thousands of people imagine and develop their first iPhone apps:

  • Like Bennie, who started an app to help with power outages in South Africa;
  • Or Rajee, who switched jobs from QA to iOS Developer: “I have great news...I GOT THE JOB!”
  • Or Sasha, who made Cute Zoo ABC for his 18 month old son . . . 

I hope that I can add your name to the list of people I have helped.

 I’m doing a FREE training on Thursday about making your first iPhone app (even if you are starting from zero).

I know it will be worth your time.

Register for Thursday November 19th at 2pm eastern.

This workshop is totally free—but the information that I will be sharing is potentially worth thousands of dollars if you come live, take notes, and commit to taking action.

If you are just starting to imagine app ideas, getting ready to publish your own iPhone app, or just want to up your game on your next app idea, you will walk away with actionable strategies you can use immediately.

It is really important to me that you make this small time investment in yourself and your career. It costs nothing other than an hour of your time—and could really change everything.

Register for Thursday November 19th at 2pm eastern.

I’ll see you there, live!

PS If you want to join my upcoming 24/7 live chat for people building iPhone apps, you won't want to miss this workshop.

Posted on November 18, 2015 by Paul Solt and filed under Workshop and tagged live webinar workshop iPhone app.

Gmail Inbox Tabs Tutorial - How to Never Miss an Email in Your Promotions Tab


Watch the 19 second tutorial below...

Make sure you don't miss any important emails from me by doing two things right now (this also works for any other email you don't want to miss!).

  1. In Gmail: Move messages from me () from your Promotions Inbox Tab to your Primary Inbox Tab (left-click and drag). 
  2. Add as a contact in your email client (i.e.: Gmail, Mail, etc.).

Using both of these methods for any email will prevent you from "losing" emails, especially important ones. If you follow these steps, you will never miss an email from me.

Watch the Quick Gmail Inbox Tab Tutorial (19 seconds)

Gmail hides emails in your Promotions Inbox Tab, this is a short video demonstrating how you can make sure you don't miss an email.

1. Go to the Promotions tab to search for missing emails.
2. Left-click and drag from the email to your Primary Inbox Tab to move it.
3. Confirm that you want all future emails to move to your Primary Inbox tab from that sender.Additional steps

1. Click a Star on an email you want to see in your Primary Inbox
2. Add the sender (i.e.: ) to your contacts list in Gmail, Mail, etc.

Gmail Inbox Tabs 101

Watch the full tutorial on how to never miss an email using Gmail Inbox Tabs.

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Gmail Inbox Tabs 101 - Never Miss Paul Solt's Emails in Gmail's Promotions Tab Make sure you don't miss any important emails from me by doing 2 things right now. 1. In Gmail: Move messages from me () from your Promotions Inbox Tab to your Primary Inbox Tab (left-click and drag).

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In Gmail: Move messages from me () from your Promotions Inbox Tab to your Primary Inbox Tab (left-click and drag). Add as a contact in your email client (i.e.: Gmail, Mail, etc.).Star any email from to tell Gmail that the email is important and you don't want it in your Promotions Tab.Read more about it on .Like and share this videoDid I help you find missing emails?Click the Like button belowShare this on
Posted on November 2, 2015 by Paul Solt and filed under Tips and tagged inbox tabs email.