Category: pA Blog

iPhone 4 plus Canon SLR = Possibly Too Much of a Good Thing

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It’s like eating Carvel ice cream and finding a $100 bill in the couch.  It’s like meeting a beautiful girl on the subway and getting a new job.  It’s all of these things plus a Canon SLR and an iPhone.  But, like all good things, it can be a bit too much sometimes.

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Canon’s latest sensor creation is just plain crazy big

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It was only a matter of time before someone dreamed up a camera sensor large enough to serve pizza on.
http://gizmodo.com/5628661/canons-ungodlynormous-image-sensor-sees-london-france-and-underpants-in-the-dark

How to properly cable your MacBook power cord

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Are you obsessive compulsive like me?  Yea!  Let’s wrap a MacBook power cord the right way.

Video via Tested

YouTube lengthens video playback duration limit from 10 to 15 minutes

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The headline kind of says it all.  Considering all the user generated programming YouTube has, this will come as a welcomed upgrade.  Vimeo and others have always had longer durations, so this is not a huge deal.  It is great though because I could watch this loop all day.

How To Do Florida airs this weekend

Don’t miss the very first episode of Chad Crawford’s How To Do Florida.

Wedding Photography Fail [Funny]

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His only mistake was caring too much.

One of the best motion tracking examples I’ve seen to date

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Super Mario motion tracked onto a concrete sidewalk.
Impressive indeed!

Video via Gizmodo

The Aspect Ratio Police – Why we’re not all that fat

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Too many shows are being displayed in the incorrect aspect ratio. So many, that blogger and former ILM employee Tony Hurd, decided to tell the world about it on his site The Aspect Ratio Police.  He tells the story of Cable TV techs incorrectly setting TV’s to “wide” and saying it was HD.  I know [...]

Freelancer Union: Get Paid not played – More info Coming Soon

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I’ve just contacted the people at FreelancerUnion.org.  I was very intrigued with the content on their site.  Many people in the freelance community struggle with getting affordable healthcare and retirement investing, something those people with more normal jobs don’t think about much.  FreelancerUnion offers those services along with continuing education for freelancers including graphic artists.
I [...]

Joseph Kahn tells us “how to be a director”

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I loved this blog post from director, Joseph Kahn, on “how to be a director.” I just had to share it.  It comes complete with photos.
I hope to someday achieve the “Grand Master” status where light rays shoot from my hands, but alas, I am not quite there yet.  I am, however,  always documented on [...]

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