- Keya’s story: climate change in Bangladesh on Vimeo – This is a brilliant example of why the DSLRs that shoot HD video are an incredibly powerful tool. This little film for Oxfam has the same sort of visual appeal that you would expect from a photojournalist; it's just that it also happens to be moving. And have sound. Plus combined with a fast Canon L series lens, the 5DMkII can capture natural light environments that would look horrific on a RED, even assuming you could deal with the size of a RED package.
- http://www.cs.princeton.edu/gfx/pubs/Barnes_2009_PAR/patchmatch.mp4 – Seriously impressive image editing algorithm demo from Princeton University. Seamlessly… well, sort of move stuff instantly that would take hours of Photoshopping at the moment. Will be brilliant for b3ta.com…
- Hitting the Mark…or not – "Some actor walks into frame, you push back in with him, not necessarily matching distances, as he goes to another mark and stops. If he stops 4 inches shy- hit your mark. If he overshoots by 4 inches-hit your mark. The reason? Your position on that mark is the one anchor the AC has in the room that's constant. If he sees you are on your mark, he automatically knows how much the actor is off by and can adjust."
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