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FXOpen Drift Challenge – Minsk 2011 | Kama Family
FXOpen Drift Challenge Belarus, Minsk 26.06.2011 music : Saltillo – A Necessary End www.youtube.com Ian Brown – FEAR (Unkle Remix) www.youtube.com camera: canon 550d, canon 60d, EF-S 17-85 mm f/4-5.6 / zenitar 2/50, Soligor 85-205 3.8, Nikkor 35mm f/2.0s, Kaleinar-5N f/2.8 100mm, EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM, rig. filmed by: Pavel Gurin Nalivaev Nikita edit: adobe premier CS5, after effects CS5
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Wear 3D Glasses and Click 3D on the bottom right
Filmed some stuff with a 3D lens, just for fun, enjoy! Watch with the blue/red 3d glasses you can get from movies and stuff.
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more than your wedding day…
Editorial Engagement Shoot by Steven Branstetter Photography
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Hands-on with Android 4.2’s Photo Sphere
While most smartphones still lag behind dedicated cameras in image quality they come with a lot more processing power and the ability to install apps. This allows you to do things on the move which, when done with a digital camera, would require a computer, a piece of software and some serious screen time. Android’s Photo Sphere feature is a good example – it allows you to stitch individual images into a 360° Photos Sphere and immerse yourself in a scene. Photo Sphere is part of the camera app of Android 4.2 – the latest version, as featured on the Nexus 4 smartphone. We’ve taken it out and had a play with it, click through to see how we got on.
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Hands-on with Android 4.2’s Photo Sphere
While most smartphones still lag behind dedicated cameras in image quality they come with a lot more processing power and the ability to install apps. This allows you to do things on the move which, when done with a digital camera, would require a computer, a piece of software and some serious screen time. Android’s Photo Sphere feature is a good example – it allows you to stitch individual images into a 360° Photos Sphere and immerse yourself in a scene. Photo Sphere is part of the camera app of Android 4.2 – the latest version, as featured on the Nexus 4 smartphone. We’ve taken it out and had a play with it, click through to see how we got on.
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Just Posted: Sigma 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 DC Macro OS HSM
Just Posted: Our review of the Sigma 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 DC Macro OS HSM. The latest version of Sigma’s stabilized superzoom is smaller and lighter than the existing non-macro version, yet is able to add improved close-focus performance, helping it compete with the similarly-sized Tamron 18-270mm VC. These long-range all-rounders are a popular choice, so we’ve had a look at how Sigma’s latest performs. We’ve also added DxOMark’s test data for a selection of its competitors, to give a sense of context.
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Brewed Fresh: 10 Hot Coffee-Centric Designs & Prototypes
[ By WebUrbanist in Design & Products & Packaging. ]
A hot black cuppa bean-infused water was only the beginning, but beyond Espressos, Americanos, Cappuccinos, Latte art and creative coffee mugs lies a world of stimulating design ideas for the caffeine-dedicated aficionado. Some are a bit green yet and perhaps worth roasting a while longer, but others are already rich with promise.
Not enough space on your kitchen counter? No worries: Song Ah Lee is developing a wall-mounted coffee maker for one (custom cup included) that blends into the background but remains handy for refills.
No time to wait around while your morning roasts warms up? Consider brewing coffee right on your commute, instead, with Handspresso, sold as the world’s first car-worthy espresso machine – just stick to using it at stop signs and lights, please.
All of these are well and good for getting your caffeinated brew going in the morning, but what happens when the heat starts to dissipate? An obvious but elegant solution when you cannot refresh is to rewarm, with something like this mobile reheating stick by Hyewon Lee.
Now you have made your coffee, kept it hot, and are at the office … where suddenly you cannot find your workday mug. Clearly you forgot to pick up the Lock Mug with a hole specially keyed so that only you can use it!
State fairs are known for putting just about anything on a stick, but coffee sounds a bit far-fetched … at first. Heo Jeong Im took up the challenge, though, and combined instant coffee packets with stir spoons to invent what he has dubbed the Cappuccino Coffee Stick. As you stir to mix your brew, the mass of coffee crystals dissolves, leaving only your stirrer behind.
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