Insta360 One X Scratched Lens repair - GREAT JOB Insta360! So, you may know that I broke my Insta360 One X camera when I fell on a shoot out in Mount Maunganui here in New Zealand, back in June. You might also know that I contacted Insta360 about a repair and I sent it back to then in Hong Kong. You might also know that I have been waiting a while for my repair to happen, as my Camera made its way to Hong Kong, and then got caught in customs as they shipped it further on to Shenzen in China, which is where their repair centre is located. NEWS UPDATE: I got my camera back today after Insta360 contacted me - found out more about how it worked out here.
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My channel brings together my interests in psychology and photography. Join me as I discover our world, inside and out sharing practical psychology facts and advice as well as interesting travel video and photography, combined with great music.
I post in mainly the categories on my channel: Travel, Photography and Timelapse, and Psychology and Mental Health:
Check out some of my playlists and videos right here:
Vietnam Playlist:
Hanoi coffee shops:
New Zealand Showcase:
Wellington Adventures:
Psychology, mental health and wellbeing:
Animated book summaries:
Loneliness Help videos:
My gear and how I use it:
About my channel and how it’s tracking:
I am 3-day-a-week-stay-at-home-parent to two daughters, and live with my wife, Sarah, and our dog Benji, and cat Ruru in beautiful Wellington in New Zealand. My roots are in the Panjab in India, from which my parents emigrated to the UK in the 1960s. I was born and raised in London, and lived, studied and worked all over the UK before emigrating myself to New Zealand in 2005.
I’ve been a psychologist for over 30 years, and a clinical psychologist for over half that time. I have two doctoral level degrees; a PhD from the University of Cardiff, UK and another Clinical Doctorate (DClinPsy) for UCL, in London, UK. Find out more about me at
Until recently (when I made the decision to focus on YouTube), I was a University Associate Professor. I still have an honorary position there.
I still broadcast regularly here in New Zealand
and am also featured in the International news media too
I also have a successful podcast called, Who cares? What’s the point, where I interview psychologists from around the world about why we should care about their research.
Watch out for this coming to YouTube soon as an animated sketch series!
I’ve also been a photographer since 4 years old, and have recently been shortlisted for a Regional Arts Award, won a US Embassy in NZ Public Diplomacy Grant, as well as holding some of my own exhibitions.
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