Polaroid official announcement that they will put back in production a limited serie of their Polaroid 1000 instant camera in 2010.
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Friday links :
"I party alone" ©Vivienne Domain-Reif
- Vivienne Domain-Reif. Talented short films director and photographer.
- David Duchemin’s article about an eBook giving a great deal of knowledge about off-shoe speedlighting and cheap and portable studio-like solutions. Please mind also the talent of photographer Mitchell Kanashkevich, author of the eBook.
From "Serial Number 3817131" ©Rachel Papo
- Found on fffound.com : Rachel Papo’s series portraying young Israelian women while serving their military duty.
- Ione Rucquoi’s gallery.
Studio Bent Image Lab has just released a new video for Thom Yorke’s single Harrowdown Hill. Image treatment used is called Smallgantics, and is described as follow by the video’s creators :
The process involves splitting the footage up into several vertical planes that move back over the perceived z-axis, or into the image along its perceived depth. These planes are then affected with varying degrees of blur to simulate a shallow depth of field. If done right, the amount of blur increases smoothly as it moves along the planes of the image. Next, these levels of blur are animated to simulate a change in focus or to compensate for the forward movement of the camera.
Via Fubiz.
Night-time pictures taken during the Summer Festival in Gothenburg. Mamiya with Kodak TMAX 400 ASA pushed to 3200 ASA.
Images taken in Uppsala.
This awesome snowboarding video was made for the snowboard company Zimtstern. Nice way to announce the upcoming 2009 Fall season. A short making-of is also available here.
Zimtstern “Leaves” from Zimtstern Snowboarding on Vimeo.
Via DesignYouTrust and CLDFX.
People shooting with films out there will be thrilled to know that Epson has announced a new Perfection v600 flatbed scanner. This is an upgrade from the previous model, featuring improvements in terms of energy-efficiency.
More details and all the technical stuff can be found in this article on Photography Bay.
Photolegal have announced the second season of their podcast, starting in September. The main focus is obviously legal issues and police harassment against photographers in the UK, but it is also completed with other photography-related topics.
The first season can be found on iTunes podcasts, in Audio Podcasts -> Visual Arts.
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