Natsumi Hayashi's levitation photography. Posted by RSNY on 06 04 2012 12:15 ... natsumi-hayashi. Digg Digg. Japanese self-portrait photographer Natsumi Hayashi works in daily basis environment levitating and making photos of herself. 
"In this striking multiple exposure shot, Korean photographer Ho-Yeol Ryu shows an assortment of planes taking off at Hannover Airport in Germany. While it may seem like a lot of airplanes, this scene is quite typical. Now just imagine this occurring at airports all over the world, every single day of the year and you start to realize just how much air traffic there really is. Be sure to check out the startling simulation of air traffic in a 24-hour period below, it may surprise a few of you" Via Philippe Gassmann 
"Photographer Michael Chrisman has made a year-long exposure of the Toronto skyline using a pinhole camera." Via Philippe Gassmann 
This is simply genius. Since smartphone cameras don't have lens mounts, attaching a macro or zoom lens usually requires a cumbersome case. But by embedding one in an elastic band, this macro lens can easily be used on any smartphone. 
On-the-ground photos from the next political uprising may come with added authenticity tags. Duke University computer scientists have developed a new feature, called YouProve, which can be integrated into the Android operating system to monitor images and audio captured with mobile devices. 
The "Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera," designed by Jonas Pfeil as part of his thesis project at the Technical University of Berlin, creates spherical panoramas after being thrown into the air. The camera "captures an image at the highest point of flight—when it is hardly moving." It "takes full spherical panoramas, requires no preparation and images are taken instantaneously. It can capture scenes with many moving objects without producing ghosting artifacts and creates unique images." 
"Plenoptic camera maker Lytro has unveiled its first product - the Lytro Light Field Camera. Available in early 2012, the camera will come in 8Gb and 16Gb versions, costing $399 and $499, and capable of storing 350 and 750 images respectively in their internal memory. The cameras feature a 35-280mm equivalent, constant F2 lens with what the company is calling an 11 megaray sensor, that captures photos that can be refocused after shooting. Company Founder and CEO Ren Ng showed us the camera and talked us through the shooting experience." Via Philippe Gassmann 
This advertisement might not seem too special or difficult to do at first glance, until you find out that it was done completely in Photoshop.Our original plan: traditional animation in flash, sti... 
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When it comes to designing in Photoshop, there is a myriad of ways one could use to achieve a certain result, especially when it comes to photo retouching. Designers use... 
This is a great site full of solid tips for creating great photographic compositions. I worked on this project on and off for over a year and a half. It is composed of over 10,000 photos shot in California by my wife and I. Canon Rebel XS, 50mm (nifty), 18-55mm kit lens, 50-250mm. Follow me on Twitter! |
Utilizing special macroscopic photographic techniques, filmmakers Claude Nuridsany and Marie Perennou created this fascinating and visually spectacular loo... 
Get ready to pack your bags! Let's take a trip and seek out some clear waters where we can capture shots like this. 
16,000 frames per second! The Phantom line of cameras are world renowned for their quality, functionality, and reliability. That's why clients the world over trusts their most important productions to the Phantom. 
This is a great free app for colaborative photo journaling. Includes image enhancement filters and the ability to colaborate on multiple photo streams. Great story making tool. Via Nik Peachey, Jennifer Moss 
Today I want to share with you some of my favorite Photoshop actions. First of all, let me tell you a little about it: an action is a set of recorded commands which you can use on several photos to obtain a certain effect. Via Youyouk 
This is one of the more clever tricks I saw, and despite it being old, it is still great.The premise is that you can make a device that will give you about two more stops of steady exposure at almost no cost, using a bolt and a piece of string. 
Lomography is an interesting form of photography that's on the rise today. It's kind of like 'backwards photography'--it's a plastic toy camera that makes use of film. Because everything is made of plastic (yes, including the lens), the lomo camera does everything it’s not supposed to do: saturated colors, high contrast, off hues, vignettes, blurs, and more. It has developed into an art form because of these unique, ‘bad’ features. 
These skates aren't for your shoes, they're for your camera. Creating seamless rolling video usually requires bulky equipment that’s not very portable and not accessible to most everyday videographers. CineSkates are a set of three wheels that attach to a tripod and make fluid video possible whenever needed. The product is a Kickstarter project invented by Cinetics, a company started by MIT alum Justin Jensen. 
DerManDar lets you capture and share panoramas in just seconds! Easily share your creations on Facebook and Twitter.
Awesome Free App for iPad, iPhone4 and iPodTouch(4th Gen)! Via John Evans |
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