Second Shoot with Chesley

Second shoot with Chesley after two years. Same location. Much smaller camera.

Photo shoot with Anna (Part 1 of 3)

Photos of Anna the Cat, shot in Shanghai.

Asian girls slumber party photos

Might be a little NSFW.

Photos for Mtn.ghost Quipment

Photos of some items from the short lived but well received Mtn.ghost Quipment.

Day 42: Epson ME 1+ works with Mac

How to get your Epson ME 1+ printer working with your Mac.

Blue Dawn Studios staff

The Blue Dawn Studios staff have funny names like Andrew Ho and Wilfred Poon. Jeffrey Kou's name is boring.

Behind Lynzie and Aby

Stan did an impromptu photo shoot of Lynzie Love and Bad Aby at his studio's lounge area.

Wedding photography sucks

The title says it all.

Miss Diaz and Lady T

Photos of gogo dancers Miss Diaz and Lady T in my home studio in Fremont, California.

Photo shoot with Mr. Tonic SF

Photos of Anthony, aka Mr. Tonic SF, shot in my home studio in Fremont, California.

Still my best shoot?

Photos from one of my first shoots, back in 2004.

Photo shoot with Kristee Lani

Photos of Kristee Lani shot in my home studio in Fremont, California.

Photo shoot with Chesley

Photos of Chesley in Fremont, California.

Photo shoot with Jennifer

Photos of Jennifer in Fremont, California.

Photo shoot with Alina

Photos of Alina and friend at a beach in San Francisco.

Monthly Archive for February, 2008

Fix for iPhone not savings photos

Published on Monday, February 25, 2008

If your iPhone is just showing a blank white box in its Camera Roll when you take a photo, here’s how you fix the problem.

1. Find this file on your computer and delete it:
f1b43d3b3ecf259a3626c13a8b0cebd8ba513117.mdbackup. Just do a search for it. It should be at the following:

Mac
Users/[username]/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/[gibberish]

PC
C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\[gibberish]

2. Plug in your iPhone and Restore it from iTunes.

After the process is complete, your iPhone should take and save photos normally again. Kudos to jkeegan for figuring this out and posting it in Apple’s support forums.