alceste’s blog

RED ONE Camera Shoots Esquire Magazine Cover

Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

(Thanks Widepocket.)

..:: BBQ Donut ::..

(Via Yves.)

Nice 4 seconds shot on the Phantom HD.

As the price cannot be found, I imagine it’s really bad.

Senay&Kolacz™

(Via Motionographer.)

More info on a
recently covered topic.

Analog Meets Its Match in Red Digital Cinema’s Ultrahigh-Res Camera.

(Via Crunchgear.)

Wonderful stuff. I’ve been looking at it 20 times already

skate - shot on red - 120 fps

These tests look good too.
all shot on a RED camera.
I’m specially looking at the cheaper Scarlet model due in early 2009 for USD 3000.-

(Via C.P.)

I never thought I would say that of a PC one day

HP Touch Maestro

(Via Motionographer.)

More specs on the computer thanks to endgadget.

for $139′000 and a flying license, it’s now possible.

ICON Aircraft

A friend of mine tells me that he actually as never seen one fly,
so hold on to your money for the time being,
all you can see are illustrations.

(Via C.P.)

… not being that gorgeous piece of equipment your were dreaming of…

Leica M8 Field Test, Iraq

(Via Daring Fireball.)

This is simply amazing.
The benefits of out of the box thinking. I’m always impressed when people manage to take a different approach on things that we believe are fixed.

BMW’s GINA Light Visionary Model design study

(Via Monoscope.)

Welcome to a new age of teleconferencing.

Cisco On-Stage TelePresence Holographic Video Conferencing: “”

(Via Presentation Zen.)

(Via Crunchgear.)

It looks bad.

OLPC was never really about learning; it was about freetards promoting free software. Now it’s not even about that. It’s just about selling laptops.

OLPC never had any plan for deploying laptops. Out in the field, in Peru and Uruguay, it’s a total mess.

Walter Bender: “I quit because I can’t continue to work on a lie.”

A stunning look inside the OLPC fiasco

(Via Crunchgear).

I just love the feeling…
when you see your hard work finally being printed at great speed on huge machines…
Nothing beats the “low” tech.

Christiaan Postma.

(Via Ministry of type.)

Why not?

Aluminum MultiTouch MacBook, New MacBook Pro, and More

Finally gorgeous screens

Pretty as a picture

(Via Endgadget.)

Quite impressive.

After seeing some at LIFT, I got interested in the subject of time lapse photography.

The only problem for me is that it seems that the timelaps function is included in the recent Nikon releases but I would need a “Canon TC-80N3″ to make it work, and I would still need to adapt it (cut the cables) in order to make it work with my 350D. So I guess I’ll just wait until I get enough spare money to buy myself a 5d.
In the mean time, you can browse thru to amazing shots by Ross Ching. And the making of is interesting too.

Eclectic 2.0
The Making of Eclectic 2.0

(Via Digital Photography school.)