© Times-Call 2012
Along with shooting stills for the daily I also produced a ton of video this year. Here are a few that I thought were fairly successful. Enjoy. Continue reading
© Times-Call 2012
Along with shooting stills for the daily I also produced a ton of video this year. Here are a few that I thought were fairly successful. Enjoy. Continue reading
Photo Courtesy of Canon
This week Canon announced the PowerShot S95, an update to their popular advanced point and shoot the PowerShot S90. After reviewing some of the added features I think I am sold. I had a quick hands on with the last version which I wrote about here. I really like the form factor of the S90 so I am glad that that has remained unchanged. Here’s a quick list of the new features.
I just stumbled upon this. Its a really nice piece about Hong Kong women and their tattoos. It was shot entirely with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II by AFP photographer Ed Jones. I thought that AFP was a Nikon only wire service? I also know that AFP has its own video service. So this now poses the question: has the technology made the jobs of the video shooters obsolete? or has it effectively doubled the workload of the still shooters? I love the style and quality of the video shot with these cameras but now worry about the jobs of my fellow still shooters. Do media companies really think that they will be able to “crowd source” this quality of content? I guess its adapt or go extinct. Anyway enjoy the video. Watch it in HD here.
UPDATED: Its actually going to be more like this weekend or early the next week. These things take a long time to write and gather all the samples together. Hang on. I swear its coming.
All I will say is that the review is of one of the newest bodies Canon has just released and I will have a full review along with video and still samples later this week. Its gonna be fun.