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Sunday
Jan152012

Fotoshop by Adobé

A very interesting parody by Jesse Rosten about Photoshop and what can be done with it.

Monday
Nov072011

Stop-Motion Music Video by Kina Grannis

Michael Zhang at PetaPixel on a stop-motion music video shot over two years with 288,000 jelly beans:

This music video for the song “In Your Arms” by Kina Grannis is a stop-motion animation done with a background composed of jelly beans. It’s a crazy project that required 22 months, 1,357 hours, 30 people, and 288,000 jelly beans. They could have used CGI, of course, but each frame was carefully created by hand and photographed with a still camera.

Pretty amazing.

Monday
Oct032011

Free Final Cut Pro X Tutorial

I've been playing with Final Cut Pro X and found this tutorial by Izzy Video that goes over the new interface and explains the new concepts fairly well. It's free and I found it really informative. Just thought I'd pass it on.

Saturday
Oct092010

Project 365 complete!

I did it.

Admittedly, I did cheat. But just a bit. It took me a bit over 365 days as there were a few I missed (I think around 8 days), but still. It feels great.

Over a year ago I decided to give this a-photo-a-day thing a shot. I was taking a lot of photographs with my iPhone and was loving the simplicity of it all. The apps are amazing. Well, some of them at least. I even reviewed a few back then, did a 3G vs 3Gs camera comparison, and created a new gallery specifically for photos created with the iPhone here on my site.

When I started the project, I wanted to give myself a few limitations to keep me focused. For this year's Project365, all photos had to be:

  • taken with the iPhone
  • edited in the iPhone using a variety of apps
  • all in black & white
  • uploaded directly from the iphone
To keep it simple, I created a new blog in Posterous for the project. The cool thing about this is that I could just email the photos to my Posterous blog straight from the iPhone and they'd automatically end up everywhere:
So what do I think now that I've finished?

It's been a great experience. It's really cool having a visual record for every single day of your life for a full year. Some photos turned out really good. A lot are really lame taken while I was rushing from one meeting to the next, or at the end of the day with crappy light. One is just a black square! I took that one when I was already in bed. I remembered I hadn't taken the daily photo so I just grabbed the iPhone, chose the built-in Camera app, and took a photo. It was pitch dark. But it still counts.

All of the photographs are in the video above in the order they were taken. It's really a slideshow created in Aperture and exported as a movie file.

After I exported, I realised it needed music so I added (with permission) a track from Coto Normal called Negative. I recently discovered them and I'm a fan. Their music is amazing. A huge thank you to Coto Normal, the music made the video great.

You can find more about Coto Normal here:


Saturday
Sep262009

Photographer showcase: Dave Hill

Monday
Aug032009

How to do a time-lapse video with an iPhone

Friday
Jul102009

Aperture video tip: Selective Black & White in Apple Aperture 2

Tuesday
Jun302009

Photographer showcase: Gregory Crewdson

Sunday
Jun282009

Aperture Video Tip: Converting to Black & White in Apple Aperture 2

Thursday
Jun112009

Short Film: MORE by Mark Osborne

I love stop motion animation, and I love this short film by Mark Osborne. Definitely worth the 6 minutes or so it takes to watch it. It has an inspiring lesson and it'd be interesting to see what others take from it. Go over to happyproduct.com if you want to see it larger.

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