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Coke….
Here is my initial experiment with dark-field photography. Of course the first shot has to be my favorite all around drink….Coke.
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A bit of Light-field photography…..
After coming across this post over at strobist and picking up a copy of “Light, Science and Magic”, I started to play around with some light-field concepts. Here are some of the results….
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My attempt to copy master strobist…..
Here is my attempt to copy an image I saw (liked) on strobist.com the second shot is of my Canon 550EX.
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Flickr here I come….
Okay, so over the last few weeks I’ve set my CC card on fire and built a small photo studio at home. So from now on you’ll find out more about my other hobby on nerdlogger as well, Photography. Maybe I’ll register photologger.com or something once I accumulate enough studio shots. As always my travel…
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Free Power…..
Okay so it’s not totally free. Follow this link to Richard Boxes website where he documents how he powered up 1301 florescent lamps without plugging them in. You see he used the electromagnetic field generated by the powerlines overhead to get the lamps to glow.
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iCinema does 360 Degree cinema……
iCinema has teamed up with Projectiondesign to create the first AVIE (Advanced Visualization and Interaction Environment). AVIE is the first horizontal panoramic streoscopic projection environment. The system uses a cylindrical screen measuring 35 feet in diameter and 13 feet in height. Seven PC’s and twleve F1+ projectors complete the system. Infrared camera’s allow the audience…
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Adobe’s Sharp Shooter…..
No more blurry shots. That’s what Adobe wants you to drool over while they perfect their Light-Field Camera. Standard cameras allow light to travel through a single tunnel/lens and project it onto the film plane/capture device. Light-Field Cameras do the same, except they use 19 lenses to capture the scene and record it onto 19…
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Take a virtual vacation….
Head over to 360 Cities and take a virtual tour of almost anywhere in the world. This google mashup is very similar to twittervision/flickrvision and shows you 360 degree panoramas from around the world.
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Moonah wraps up the last Podcamp Toronto session….
Jay Moonah did the OoVoO thing with Andrea Vascellari, Pistachio and Mitch Canter during the last session. Podcamp Toronto 2008 is now officially over…..see you all back here in 2009. For full video coverage visit the Podcamp Toronto 2008 website/wiki and check out the rest of the pics here.
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TwitterVision/FlickrVision
If you’re a twitter nut — not that there is anything wrong with that — or are just plain bored, head over to Twittervision, a real-time geographic visualization of posts to Twitter. It’s all thanks to google’s open API (thanks guys/gals……you ROCK!!!). It’s kinda cool to have it opened — specially in 3D mode —…