Posted in Camera & Eye, Film, Technology tagged 2k, 3971, 4k, build 16, comparison, digital cinema, Film, future, hd, patience, queue, RED, sd, waiting
It's probably been in the cards for a while, but we have ordered our Red One camera. Sometime before the end of the year (fingers crossed), we'll be able to churn out pictures at such high resolution that they can be used for digital cinema. We'll be able to use ...
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Posted in Life tagged art, camerawork, cinematography, dp, evolution, future, history, inspiration, morph, morphing, old masters, painting, youtube
Art, just like life, has always been evolving. New tools arrive, adding to the possible ways of expression. Looking at a video that compresses 500 years of painting female portraits into 3 minutes, and knowing that cinematography is a mere 100 years old, I am excited about the future.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUDIoN-_Hxs[/youtube]
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Hans pointed me to this awesome tour-de-force of how the web has changed & thereby changed us.
A transcript is available at the author's site. Be sure to have a look at the Sandbox section. Boy, if I was 20 now, I might seriously consider studying there.
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Posted in Life, Technology tagged Apple, Fun, future, gadget, gear, General-rambling, humour, iPhone, joke, prada, technology
(Back from the sun. Since 100% of you requested that I should post some pictures from the trip, I will naturally oblige. Just not yet :) )
If you think that the USD 236 to switch to the iPhone is too much, have a look at this iPhone commercial.
...oh, and ...
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Posted in Camera & Eye, Editing, Life tagged camera, documentaries, Film, Final-Cut-Pro-&-editing, future, general, General-rambling, inspiration, internet_tv, production, skype, technology, thoughts, tv_content, tv_market, venice_project, video, video_on_demand, visual, youtube
[photopress:ofcom_internet_tv_lg.jpg,thumb,right]I still have not figured out how youTube makes money, but the founders of Skype are about to launch their own offer.
[The service] has the codename The Venice Project. It will offer “near high-definition”, programmes supported by advertising, with tools for users to personalise their channels or discuss programmes with ...
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What I love about the internet is that sometimes you get ideas that throw you just a bit off your standard way of thinking. Just by surfing around. Over at Geeks are Sexy (you just gotta love that title!), I found this video that I want to share with you. ...
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