Pentax has released a three multi-colored variants of its Q10 small-sensor mirrorless camera for the Japanese market. The color scheme is based on characters from the country’s popular science-fiction animation series Neon Genesis Evangelion. Apart from the cosmetic changes, there are no spec differences in these editions compared to the original camera. Click through for a link to the press release and (shudder) some pictures…
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watch the some unnecessary features of this camera…
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Messing with dslr shooting at really high shutter speeds, sometimes up to 600
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campsimcha.org | http After a fantastic Camp Simcha Special summer experience, Alexander (aka Avi) was about to board a plane back to Tampa, FL when Chai Lifeline made his dream come true. Sam Zaks showed up with a brand new Nikon D90, a gift from Chai Lifeline and an anonymous donor who met him last week during a visit to camp. Alexander had been a budding photographer until his accident two years ago, and the camera will allow him get back in the game on a new level. He was clearly moved when presented with the gift outside the Continental Airlines terminal at Newark Airport, and was ecstatic to be sharing the moment with his counselor and friends. As the video shows, he could not stop smiling as the group crowded around him, singing and cheering in true Camp Simcha Special EPIC ’11 fashion. Many thanks to Avi’s counselors, Yoni Burstyn & Yaakov Avigdor, for initiating this wonderful surprise.Each summer, 400 seriously ill children are treated to unforgettable, medically supervised overnight camp experiences at Camp Simcha, for children battling cancer and other hematological illnesses, and Camp Simcha Special, for children with debilitating chronic conditions. At Camp Simcha and Camp Simcha Special, children and teens trade hospital rooms and doctors’ offices for fun, friendship, and hope for the future. Campers enjoy traditional camp activities in fully handicapped-accessible facilities. Talent shows, concerts, and helicopter, hot-air, and motorcycle rides make every …
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This week, we take out the 2012 Mazda MX-5 Special Edition and the 2012 Mini Cooper S Roadster out for some top-down fun. You can read our comparison test on these two here: www.windingroad.com www.windingroad.com www.facebook.com www.facebook.com
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Christmas can be torture. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN. www.henryandaaron.com www.facebook.com/henryandaaron info@henryandaaron.com Henry & Aaron’s Perfectly Adequate Christmas Special is a very special one-off episode created to celebrate Henry & Aaron being selected as finalists in the inaugural MOVIE EXTRA WEBFEST. Written by Henry Inglis & Aaron McCann Produced by Lauren Elliott This has been a Perfectly Adequate Production 2010. CAST Henry – Henry Inglis Aaron – Aaron McCann Danny Danielson – James Helm Santa Claus – Paul “Werzel” Montague Supermodel – Rebecca Frost Cops – Stefan Radanovich and Clint Lawrence Children – Caleb Helm, Zoe Templeman CREW Directed by Antony Webb Director of Photography Ben Berkhout Sound Recordist James Helm Special FX Make-up Kate Anderson Special Props Jeremy Shaw Stills Photographer Imogen Inglis Music Louis Inglis Additional Music Ash Gibson-Greig Special thanks to: Naomi Lynch Stefan Radanovich Karen Cameron Eileen McCann Westpoint Star Mercedes-Benz Liz Sideris FTI Fremantle
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Photographer Chase Jarvis (www.chasejarvis.com) delivers a powerful message about the future of creativity to a packed house in NYC at the 2010 PDN Photo Plus Expo. And he invites some of the best known names in photography to join him on stage in a once in a lifetime gathering.
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Game On goes 3D with James Cameron’s Avatar, Johnny argues with Tony Hawk and we drag you to the pits of hell. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com
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www.iwaggle3d.com After a few months of jealous peeking from behind the waggling shoulders of Kinect users, the PS3 community can finally enjoy the latest synesthetic shooter experience from the creator of Rez, with PlayStation Move and (for the lucky ones) in stereoscopic 3D. Wonder how it turned out? Hit play to find out! As usual, the following analysis describes how the PlayStation Move controls work, but does also provide a comparison with those of the original Kinect release. ———- – Subscribe to iWaggle3D www.youtube.com – Follow iWaggle3D on Twitter : twitter.com – Join iWaggle3D on Facebook : www.facebook.com
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A special lens may help you take better night photos by reducing ‘camera-shake’.
Obviously a tripod or other stabilizing device makes taking digital photographs at nighttime much easier. With a stabile digital camera you can take longer exposures that make up for the reduced lighting, and these photos should not suffer from the dreaded “camera shake”. The built-in or a shoe mount flash can also help in some situations.
However, there are times where your subject is too far away and too large to be affected by flash. Perhaps you are shooting panoramic photos on top of a skyscraper, and your flash unit is simply not going to illuminate buildings miles away. Or, you may be taking photos in an urban environment and tripods may be bulky or simply not allowed. …
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PhotoExtremist.com This tutorial shows you SIX creative photography ideas that you can implement with a DSLR and Christmas lights. I discus using BULB mode and long exposures, star filter cross filter, long exposures with zoom, and multiple exposures.
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You will need red/blue anaglyph 3D glasses to view this video. Look under the tree everyday for new Christmas presents! Look for holiday themed cartoons, music, videos, and movies everyday in the month of December. Also, don’t forget the 3rd Annual 12 Days of Crappy Christmas Movies, beginning December 10th. Happy holidays and Happy New Year to all my YouTube peeps! Sailor.
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Remember, I’ll be making 3D videos from time to time, so it wouldn’t be a bad idea to invest in a decent pair of glasses. When it comes to anaglyph glasses, I give you these tips: * The more expensive, the better. You don’t want to be messing with flimsy, cardboard glasses, especially if you’ll want to use them again and again. I specifically recommend the Pro-Ana 3D glasses (.95). * If you don’t know which colors to get, get red/cyan. Whatever you do, don’t get a color combo that’s not either red/cyan, blue/amber, or green/magenta. Here’s the link to the anaglyph glasses: www.3dstereo.com As far as parallel viewers go, the Loreo Pixi is by far the best I’ve found, especially for computer viewing. Here’s the link to the Pixi: www.3dstereo.com If you already own 3D glasses, check this video to see how well they work: www.youtube.com Remember to leave a comment on THIS VIDEO when you’ve gotten your hands on some 3D glasses!
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