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DIY: Craft Custom Rubber Stamps from Your Own Photos
Rubber stamps. The classic currency of Valentine’s Day and letters from your penpal.
Stamps don’t have to be boring or cheesy. They can be classy, and they can even be art.
Especially if you make them from your very own photos!
What do you think? Did Canon hit a homerun with this one? People do love square things! aheminstagram.
Their newest Powershot N is a point-and-shoot camera with a square body! It’s also only 1” thick, making it pretty darn thin.
Because it’s square and the display covers the entire surface of the back, it doesn’t matter which way you hold it. You can shoot from any orientation.
Other than that, it can shoot 12MP, up to ISO6400, and 1080p video at 24fps. It’ll go for 300 bucks.
- 99 Life Hacks to make your life easier!
I HAVE FOUND THE SECRETS TO THE UNIVERSE!
this, I liiiiike. Here’s a smart solution for shooting in the rain — an umbrella holder that mounts to your tripod!
We also kind of like the idea of wearing an umbrella hat.
How to Make a Tripod Umbrella Holder
via Reddit
Pixars 22 Rules of Story Telling
This is genius. So many great writing tips!
And this is why Pixar is a master in their field.
FF Chartwell is a “typeface” for infographics. Type in some numbers…and charts automatically appear.
OMG YOU GUYZ
I CAN’T EVEN
Rasmussen College’s infograph on multitasking is fantastic.
Obviously the print is a bit tiny, but click the image to see it full-sized, it’s definitely worth a look. Now if you’ll excuse us – we have to get back to our ineffective multitasking now!
Check out behind the scenes footage from my photo shoot with Russtanna Photography at Look What’s Cookin’!!
Always good to explore and learn.
Good to see how it’s reached many folks. Here’s a reblog in case you’re looking for free courses and help for academics or independent research.
this might be the best thing i’ve ever seen
yes and also hell yes
Behind the Scenes of the Day: The creators of the arresting title sequences of Seven, Mad Men, Zombieland, andBlue Valentine explain their art. Or, why we’re sucked into things from the opening seconds.
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THIS IS CRAZY.
This photo illusion called the stroboscopic effect makes a stream of water look like it’s static/floating in mid-air.
The Stroboscopic Effect Will Blow Your Mind
via Laughing Squid
ZOMG. Take a look at Canon’s two new cinema cameras.
The EOS-1D C and the C500 both shoot 4K resolution videos. Read up on them below.
Canon’s Two New Hunky Cinema Cameras
via Engadget
Trivia: The overhead shot of Marion in the bathtub followed by her screaming underwater was an exact replica of a shot in the Japanese animated thriller, Perfect Blue. Darren Aronofsky bought the remake rights to the film just to use that one sequence.
- What People Don't Get About My Job: From A to Z
V is for Video Producer
“Video is not film. Video is not easy. Video is not fast. Video is slooooooooooow.”What people don’t get about video, is that they don’t get video. Here are the four misconceptions that drive me really crazy:
1) Video is not film. People still goof this one all the time, even in 2011. Film is still photographs on celluloid tape running through a mechanical projector at 24 frames per second. Video is what you see on TV, what you watch on YouTube, what you shoot with your phone. Video is information encoded digitally (unless you still have a VCR, in which case you are either a video artist or very… quaint. Anyway, VHS tapes store information magnetic tape, but we don’t do that anymore). So 90% of people calling themselves “filmmakers” today never actually shoot film, but hey, maybe it sounds classier than “videomaker.” Maybe you don’t care, but I do.
2) Video is not easy. Ok, you can shoot a video about your hilarious cat on your cellphone and get a million YouTube views. But constructing beautiful images and compelling narratives is actually incredibly difficult. I studied it — at a fancy university, actually — and I probably pulled more all nighters than you did. We were the only department with keys and 24-7 access to our building. And we logged countless nights in tiny, windowless, basement closets editing, learning from our mistakes, watching our shitty student films hundreds of times until we had no idea if they even made sense anymore.
3) Video is not fast. Video is slooooooooooooooooooow. Video is getting faster, thanks to amazing advances in technology, but I can only shoot and watch video in real time. So I can only shoot a video as fast as my interview subject can talk, and every time someone makes a mistake we have to go back and do it again. Try working an 18 hour nonunion shoot with no overtime… and then do that every day for a week. Editing is even slower. To cut two hours of footage down to five minutes, I start by watching two hours of footage. Good, now I’m ready to begin editing. Every new cut, I watch again, and again, and again, ironing out kinks, masking mistakes, cutting out the thousands of “ums,” “uhs,” “likes,” and dead pauses, just so that my interview subject doesn’t sound like an idiot. But then, magically, after hours, days, or weeks, the story runs quickly and smoothly and my interview subjects sounds like a genius. Every cut just pops with dynamic energy — except when they’re invisible. Like ninjas! It’s almost like… magic.
4) Video is not cheap. Even the most basic project (see above) is incredibly time consuming, and that means hours and hours of people’s time. These folks are highly trained, they keep on top of new tools and programs, they have a finely tuned visual sensibility, and they are cool under pressure. These folks need to get paid. It is fun, but it is work, and we do it all day (and often late into the night). So unfortunately, much as I would love to edit your 20 hours of footage from your conference/wedding/documentary about urban gardening, I can’t. But your cat video is totally awesome, by the way.
With new Edge, Adobe begins to learn to let go of Flash
Adobe has seen the future, and it isn’t Flash. The company has released an experimental version of an app called “Edge,” which essentially does the kind of Web animation Flash is known for … except using CSS and HTML5. Wanna try it? You can download it at the link, kids. Check it out. source
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