29
August
Just got an e-mail from John Nack telling me he blogged my video “A Walk in Paris“. If you’re not familiar with the guy, Nack is simply the Adobe’s Principal Project Manager for well known app called… Photoshop! Yes, freaking Photoshop! I am a long time fan of John Nack’s blog (very top of my RSS hot list) and seeing something I did there is truly an honor. Made my day. To see his post, just click the image below.
25
August
In 2009 and 2010 I visited Paris and decided to go for a few walks with nothing more than my faithfull Canon G10. I wanted to get the best out of it (with no help from Photoshop).
All photos on this video were made with the G10 and some RAW processing.
Although I will stick with my Canon 7D for any professional work, the G10 is my choice for travel photography. It’s light and, as you can see, does a great job. Hope you enjoy the video.
Music for this video:
“Aimée” by DoKashiteru (feat. MiElle, Kaer Trouz)
ccmixter.org/files/DoKashiteru/23847
is licensed under a Creative Commons license:
creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/
10
July
The guys from Fstoppers have put together an awesome video showing the making of a fashion shoot produced by the lenses of an almighty iPhone 3GS. That’s right. The whole things was done with the most terrible piece of gear you would ever choose for the job. But, guess what? Results came out just awesome. A truly amazing job in a very fun to watch video. You can watch it below and check out the final shot’s on Flickr.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOoGjtSy7xY
14
April
Take a look at this one fantastic short movie made by Spy Films. Amazing visuals.
And the making of it is just as interesting.
28
March
This video shows a bit of some latest magic for the new Photoshop CS5, to be announced on April, 12. To learn more, visit this link.
16
March
This is, by far, one of the best animation videos I’ve ever seen. Not to mention the killer idea. Jaw Dropping. Logorama won the 2010 academy award under the category of animated short.
26
February
Buddy Fábio Seixas, from Camiseteria, found this really well done video with stats of the whole interweb. The piece was created by Jesse Thomas.