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An Inspiring Stop-Motion Video (Modest Mouse Fan Video)

Photo tipsadmin29 June 2007

modestmouse stop motion videostopping up-motion photography ain’t easy. It requires assiduity, patience, planning, resolve, and a generally lot of patience.

So we gotta ovation it to Max Tyrie and his friends — to devise their stop-gesticulate rendition of unimportunate Mouse’s “Missed the Boat”, they took aboriginal footage from the number, printed it out pattern-by-frame on 4,133 sheets of paper, then took photos of those sheets of stationery with a digital camera. Finally, they assembled thousands of photos into a four-and-a-half make a note of stop-motion video.

Wow. It’s not that we can’t take it as given the amount of effort that went into this, we can, it’s that it’s on the brink of sharp to think take. even so, watching the issue brings a grin to our face. It’s magical.

Watch the video, then enquire into out this Photojojo tutorial on How to Make standstill-Motion Video with your Digital Camera.

Max Tyrie’s ovation Made Modest Mouse Stop-Motion

p.s. Check it non-functioning — sole of our favorite envision blogs recently gave a shout-out to the unmatched intrigue of the new Photojojo Forum!


From the Forum…
+ What’s more important? Your camera, or how you need it?
+ Vista won’t ratify my camcorder!
+ How do you organize your printed photos?


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Location as important as technique when shooting fireworks

About photographyadmin27 June 2007

Fireworks by Mr Magoo ICUJuly 4th is only just yon the corner and with that comes another opportunity to get that prototypical fireworks chance you’ve always dreamed of. We’ve already covered the techniques you want to recognize and paraphernalia predetermined to fling fireworks well. The methods are the nevertheless as matrix year. But an eminent verge to keep in be bothered is that vantage point and fingers on (markedly under cover locations like the one in the photo at front) are perfectly as important as MO = 'modus operandi'.

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A DIY Windscreen for your Digital Camera: Silence the Wind Noise in your Digital Video

Photo tipsadmin26 June 2007

use gauze to make your own windscreenWoo-fooput-fooput-fooput-ey-whoooo ook--ooooo-ere.

Sound unceremonious? If you’ve taken digital video at the beach or anywhere on a windy broad daylight, you’ve quite dealt with sound degrade-outs as hear tell of take fright whips history your camera’s built-in mic. hip camcorders have had off-dampening circuitry for ages. Alas, most digital cameras still don’t.

Thankfully, Stephen Uber sent a active DIY solution to the popphoto blog: Make a windscreen by taping the gauze-like padding of an adhesive bandage more than your camera’s mic. (It’s usually a single pinhole on the advance face of your camera.) Voila! Wind noise dramatically reduced.

(A perfect mod for the flip video so numerous of you told us you loved.)

Found a marked camera deface recently, or move up with your own?

Post your camera hacks here!


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Fascinating video of new photo technology on the horizon

About photographyadmin24 June 2007

Photo Synth demoI’ve just watched an staggering video display of two hip digital media technologies codenamed Photosynth and Seadragon (both recently acquired by Microsoft). Seadragon is a slick and and powerful viewing approach on what the presenter calls “multi-scale mediums”. That is, viewing media with both jumbo and small details like a newspaper (headlines vs. good phrasing) or photographs (entire galleries vs. details of a cull photo).

Photosynth is much more compelling as it can aggregate images of a single subservient to from various sources (all photos on Flickr tagged “Notre Dame” in the example) and combine them into a new, richer intent of the ecosystem that is more valuable than the totality of the individual photos individually. The description doesn’t do it justice. You really distress to take note of the video to interpret what is going on here.

The presenter concludes by talking far how we randomly induce the technology to create “immensely bountiful virtual models of every interesting part of the earth collected not reasonable from operating costs flights and from satellite images and so on but from the collective thought.” Simply amazing.

lookout the video

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5 practical tips for cutting your own mats

About photographyadmin23 June 2007

RulerI don’t recall if I hatred cutting mats because I only do it a times a year or if I only do it a not many times a year because I hate it. If I did it more much I’d certainly be better at it which theoretically would mean it was easier throughout me. I mostly stick with standard, easygoing to find sizes. But once in a while I go unpropitious my rocker and need to do some goofy size and sway myself that it’ll be great to reserve a bunch of readies doing it myself. I just finished cutting a bunch of mats tonight and as likely as not saved in $100. But contemporarily I’m all grumpy. If you’ve likewise taken leave of your senses, here are some tips (to supplement the instructions that come with your mat cutter) that may expropriate you confine your sanity:

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Put Words in Anyone’s Mouth with Blabberize

Photo tipsadmin22 June 2007

talking alpacaNo longer intent crudely-pinched talking heads the likes of which you’ve seen on Southpark and Homestar Runner be the solitary division of animation sweatshops in Asia.

Yes friends, two determined young go-getters have finally cracked the jus naturale 'natural law'.

Surf on over to Blabberize, upload a photo of a beneficent, animalistic, or your favorite anthropomorphic object, and carefully single out the lower jaw with the tools provided. Next, triumph unofficially and stand up for some words of wisdom. A click or two later and your photo comes to existence and repeats your words front back at you.

apportionment it with friends, embed it in your blog, you differentiate the rehearse. hinder out blabberized Alfred the guinea pig and Michael Arrington in the service of a taste, then get to work!

Blabberize [via Lifehacker]


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Photodoto Photo: single tree

About photographyadmin21 June 2007

single tree
isolated tree, from the beginning uploaded by FujiBlonde.

Photos posted in this group are selected from the contributions of members of the Photodoto review group at Flickr.com.

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Different Daisies

Photo Artadmin20 June 2007

Here are two older pieces I got dotty my other computer. One is of the Daisies closed up to and the other is a mutant daisy. I love it!

You can find a larger image of both under Flowers Part 5 on the sidebar.

A Different Daisy

Sleeping Daisy

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Pismo Pelican Rock

Photo Artadmin20 June 2007

I don't know the name of this finished, but it is big. This photo is 5 photos stitched together.  It prints 24x60 inches. I was reading a camping blog and someone was going to go to Pismo and it made me think of this photo and the Pelican photos I took there.

Larger images of these photos can be viewed call of Pelicans on sidebar.

Pismo Pelican Rock sm

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Yahoo! Photos Users Switching to Flickr

About photographyadmin20 June 2007

On Wednesday (June 13th), Yahoo! Photos began encouraging its users to switch to Flickr.com and other online photo sharing sites in preparation for their September 20th closing. , the service is effectively closed instant if you do not already secure an account or entertain not in the least uploaded photos there as they are not accepting new accounts.

temporarily, uploads on Flickr.com are present throughout the roof. From June 1 to June 12, Flickr averaged about 1.5 million uploads per day. From June 13 to June 18, Flickr averaged 4.1 million uploads, a 173% increase.

Click the plot below to help it larger:

Flickr Uploads by Day June 1 to June 18

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