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Invisible Mercedes Minivan Needs a Higher Resolution Display
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If there’s one thing that the Internet has forced companies to do is to get a little more creative with their marketing. Instead of crappy old TV commercials, vendors are vying for our attention with publicity stunts they hope will go viral online. This recent campaign from Mercedes-Benz is one… |
March 4th, 2012
Alien Skin Exposure 4 Applies Analog Techniques to Digital Images
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I recently had a chance to sit down and try out the latest version of Alien Skin’s Exposure plug-in, which lets you easily perform all kinds of traditional film and darkroom tricks with your digital images. The plug-in works with the Mac or PC versions of Adobe Photoshop (CS4 or later),… |
March 1st, 2012
iSteady Shot M-27 Camera Mount: iPhoneotography Gets Serious
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Are you having fun yet with the little add-ons that make iPhone photography just a wee bit better? Then check out the new iSteady Shot M-27 Camera Mount for your iPhone. It’s a heavy-duty case which comes with a 37mm wide angle lens.… |
February 25th, 2012
Glowing LED Snowboarder Lights Up Like a Christmas Tree
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I’ve heard about integrating LEDs into clothing, but this is the first time that I’ve seen a snowboarder completely lit up like a Christmas tree. In the short film L.E.D. Surfer,… created by filmmaker Jacob Sutton for Nowness, we get to watch Artec pro snowboarder William Hughes going down the |
February 19th, 2012
Scalado’s Remove App Cuts out Wandering Strangers from Your Photos
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You know when you think you’ve just taken the perfect shot, only to view the image in your camera and realize that there are random people who managed to photobomb your picture? Annoying, isn’t it?… |
February 15th, 2012
3Tone Halftone Art: Painting with Drill Bits
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When it comes down to it, pretty much every image you look at is made up of dots – whether it’s a digital image made of tiny pixels, the fine grain in film stock, or the halftone patterns you see in traditional printed media. But I have to say this… |
February 15th, 2012
Van Gogh’s Starry Night: Version 2.0
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The Starry Night has always been one of my favorite painting by Vincent Van Gogh. The awesomeness of the painting is particularly evident when you pay close attention to the intricate swirling patterns of wind in the sky. Now, it looks The Starry Night… just got upgraded to version 2.0. |
February 14th, 2012
Cinemagram: Like Instagram for Animated GIFs
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There has been a revival of interest in animated GIFs since you can make some fun stylized animations with them. Some of the more recent stuff is pretty interesting, which is probably why the Cinemagram app was just released for iOS devices. It allows you to easily create animated GIFs… |
February 11th, 2012
Think You Have The Most Expensive Picture? Think Again
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How much is a single picture worth? 1000 words? 100 dollars? If you think your picture is more valuable than any other image on the planet, then you might want to head on over to The Most Expensive Picture (TMEP) to make it official.… |
February 9th, 2012
Apple QuickTake Camera Concept Includes Frivolous Swiveling Action
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Apple has revolutionized the way we compute, and the way we listen to music. They’ve also, unfortunately, revolutionized how much money I pay for my music, and how much time I waste on the Facebook app. Through innovations like the iPhone, the iPad, and the MacBook, this company has given… |
February 5th, 2012
