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Which app could you not live without?Įvernote is literally my brain outside my brain. It’s very stable compared to others I’ve tried. I also sync photos from my Fuji X-T1 camera to my phone and iPad via the Fujifilm Camera Remote app. Tripit stores all my flights/hotel bookings and venue locations when we are on tour. I have Todoist too, but don’t really use it much, opting for my notebook more often. I love the fact it annoys the hell out of me by constantly notifying me if something is overdue. It’s incredible!ĭue is my app of choice for getting things done. I use it to select multiple photos of the band from my Dropbox account, add them to an email, and send it to the group along with a text to let them know the photos are available. I love VSCO Cam and have a grid if you want to take a peek.
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I take photos using the Manual app as it gives me control over settings, and I edit them all in the VSCO Cam app. I try to lead a paperless lifestyle, so receipts, letters, and documents go through Scannable and into my Evernote. I use Tweetbot, Instagram, and Facebook Pages a lot as I run my own accounts as well as posting sometimes from the band accounts. The 6 is perfect for me and how I use a phone. I also got some kind of strain in my thumb from trying to use it. I did have the 6 Plus for a few months, but couldn’t get used to a phone that required two hands. I have a 64 GB gold iPhone 6 with a Mujjo leather case on it. I love my MacBook though - speedy little beauty. I’m looking at the 5K iMac as a definite possibility soon, as I have the option to shoot 4K with one of my video cameras, so that’d be great. I suffer with lower back and upper back problems at times, so that would help my health for sure. I’d have a standing/sitting option for my desk. How would your ideal setup look and function? I use DiskTracker to keep track of all my files across my drives.
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I tweet using Tweetbot and I’m looking forward to the new update for Yosemite. I write an online diary (), so I use Day One for that - it’s awesome and I wouldn’t even consider anything else. Pocket is where I store things I want to read or watch later. I make notes in Byword, though I use that less and less as I like to write things down. I use Pages for things like invoicing and Evernote as my digital brain. I colour grade in Davinci Resolve and edit photos in Lightroom and Photoshop. It’s revolutionised the speed and quality of my edits in the past two years.
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What software do you use and for what do you use it? My wallpaper is a photo I took whilst we were on tour in Japan looking over a geiser across Mount Fuji. Oh, and there’s a Platinum record in the frame from the band presented to me over on the far side. I have a standard office chair from Staples that I really need to upgrade. My iPhone 6 and iPad are in a This Is Ground Mod, which also has my Moleskine notebook and iPad peripherals in it.
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I also have an IKEA lamp for late night note taking.Īlso on my desk is one of my cameras, the Fuji X100S, a Beats Pill for sound, two 64GB SanDisk SD Cards, a Lacie Rugged 2TB Thunderbolt drive (I use these on the road), a hip flask (purely for show of course), Logitech mouse (I prefer it to the Apple Magic Mouse), an Apple Bluetooth Keyboard, and a This Is Ground Bandito lifestyle roll (the leather roll next to the keyboard, which houses a bunch of USB cords, sunglasses and loads of little ‘loseables’ I carry around with me).
I have an ASUS screen for extra space when I edit, and a Philips Hue lamp for mood. I have 1TB of flash storage inside and it’s connected to an Elgato Thunderbolt Dock to a Pegasus 18TB SAS RAID Drive.
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I’m currently running on a late-2013 15-inch Macbook Pro Retina with a 2.6 GHz Intel i7 processor and 16GB RAM. If I’m not out with the band travelling on tour documenting their lives, then I’ll be sat here at this desk editing videos and photos for YouTube, VEVO, internal EPK’s (Electronic Press Kits), or DVDs. My name is Dean Sherwood, and I’m a filmmaker / photographer working in the music industry for a UK band called The Vamps. New setup interviews are posted every Monday follow us on RSS or Twitter to stay up to date. We do these interviews because not only are they fun, but a glimpse into what tools someone uses and how they use those tools can spark our imagination and give us an idea or insight into how we can do things better. Every week we post a new interview with someone about what software they use on their Mac, iPhone, or iPad.
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