Events

Want to learn how to take screenshots like a pro on your Apple devices? Look no further than our meeting with Christian Boyce on taking screenshots with your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Christian will teach you everything you need to know about capturing images of your screen, editing and sharing them, as well as advanced techniques like capturing specific areas, recording videos and more. Don't miss this meeting on you to capture the best moments of your screen with ease!

Apple has opened up the iPhone in recent years to add many options to make your iPhone your iPhone. You’ve been able to customize the wallpaper for years, but now you can choose a different look for the lock screen and add helpful widgets to it. We’ll also show you how to tinker with your home screens, adding folders and widgets, and arranging the screens and app icons the way that works best for you. Bring your iPhone updated to the latest version of iOS 16.

In this presentation, Dan will cover the basics of using Airtable as an online database. Airtable is a free database, much like FileMaker Pro, or even the beloved Bento, and works great to help keep you organized. He'll go over how to create tables and fields, set up relationships between tables, and create different views to analyze your data. He'll also touch on the different field types available and provide examples of how to use Airtable. By the end, you'll have a solid understanding of the basics of how to use Airtable as a database and stay organized.

Apple has opened up the iPhone in recent years to add many options to make your iPhone your iPhone. You’ve been able to customize the wallpaper for years, but now you can choose a different look for the lock screen and add helpful widgets to it. We’ll also show you how to tinker with your home screens, adding folders and widgets, and arranging the screens and app icons the way that works best for you. Bring your iPhone updated to the latest version of iOS 16.

Three years ago, Covid struck and all theatres closed as the world entered lockdown. Mike used the opportunity to trawl through his vast collection of images and assemble a collection that would ultimately result in him receiving a Fellowship of the internationally recognised Royal Photographic Society. In his presentation he will describe the process of reducing thousands of images to a panel of just twenty one, and the procedures involved in meeting the exacting standards demanded by the RPS.