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Projectors vs Flat Screens…the Epson 5020
Well shopping for a monitor for work and the big question is shouldn’t we just get a flat screen instead. If the environment is light controlled, it seems like the latest generation of projectors is probably the way to go. And if you can stand waiting, this new generation 4K projectors is just coming on…
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4K 31.5 inch monitor
Let the drooling being, this is a massive monitor. 4 times the size of a 1080 display! ASUS launching a 4k 31.5-inch monitor – but don’t expect to hook it up to your Mac just yet … | 9to5Mac ASUS today revealed that it will launch a 31.5-inch 4k monitor late next month, its 3840×2160 pixels…
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Sony DSC-RX100 underwater case
Well real cases go for thousands, but if you want something that gets you down to snorkel depth, try it and the main thing it needs is a filter kit to take care of the loss of red at that depth and of course, how do you make the touchscreen go while underwater đ Sony…
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Blender tutorial and usage
Well, since spending $1000 for some editing software just because iMovie doesn’t grok AVCHD seems a little dumb. Instead, I’ll waste way more than that in time moving to an open source video editing tool. Actually, this all makes sense with Adobe jacking the prices up so significantly and the high price of NLE video.…
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Samsung NX2000 vs NX300
Well as Scott says, it is all about the lenses, but it is interesting to see the moves Samsung is making with their cameras. They are first more open in that they are open source now, but are they good cameras. the first previews are coming from Ubergizmo.com and Cnet.com OK, not really, but it…
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MTF and Canon lenses
I had not realized that Canon does their own spec publishing. Good discussions. I know know what Sagittal and Meridional lines are the difference between contrast and resolution. But the quick summary is that: Canon publishes lense specifications and MTF for its lenses on its website It measures both the lense at the center and…
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Mac Video Editing Software
OK, I admit it, on Windows I used the complicated but powerful Sony Vegas Pro, but on the Mac, I’ve been living with iMovie for years because it was pretty easy to use and quick to get nice looking output. But now with these fancy cameras (and greater awareness on my part…eg reading too much…
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Sony RX-100 video settings and workflow
I have an old Canon camcorder (a *massive* 40GB hard disk, well it was in 2006!) that produces MTS files at 720×480 or 640×480 and it turns out iMovie processes these correctly. Shooting video settings. On my 5D2, I put in a special cinestyle designed just for video. Rungunshoot.com and Bruno have similar suggestions. Here’s…
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Sony RX-100 photography settings
I have an old Canon camcorder (a *massive* 40GB hard disk, well it was in 2006!) that produces MTS files at 720×480 or 640×480 and it turns out iMovie processes these correctly. However, the new RX100 produces these same strange files. Here are the oddities: When you connect you RX100 to a Mac, it does…
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3D IMAX vs Real 3Di
I’ve always thought that IMAX was better in the non 3d world and normally go there then cinerama but with IMAX 3d in regular theaters I’m wondering. Here is what folks say about a 3D comparison. Basically in commercials 3d it sort of depends. Some of the IMAX are absolutely huge like the pacific science…