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  • #netflix

    Criterion Adds 35 Films to Netflix Watch Instantly

    12/22/09
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    I Spent $300 Million on This Movie and All I Got Were These Lousy Papyrus Subtitles

    When someone's spending $300 million on the most technically ambitious film ever, you'd think some of that money would go towards making a custom font. Apparently James had other stuff to worry about, though, because Avatar's subtitles are in Papyrus. More »
    12/19/09
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    By Chris Jacob
  • #enhance

    Implausible Digital Forensics in TV and Film: A Medley

    Pull up the security footage from sector 4B. Unsharp mask. Zoom. Gaussian blur. Undo gaussian blur. Lasso tool. Adjust contrast. Reduce noise. Filter. Zoom. X-Ray. Enhance. Enhance. Enhance. Enhance. [Enhance]
    12/18/09
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    By John Herrman
  • #film

    Last Day to Submit to Nikon's Twitter-Inspired Film Festival

    12/14/09
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  • #design

    Ridiculous User Interfaces In Film, and the Man Who Designs Them

    What do The Bourne Identity, Mission Impossible 3, Mr & Mrs Smith, Children of Men, and Agent Cody Banks 2 have in common? Absurd, futuristic, and totally fake software interfaces, designed in part by one man: Mark Coleran. More »
    12/03/09
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    By John Herrman
  • #giftguide

    Gifts for Video Geeks Who Think They're The Next Scorsese

    Maybe you know someone in film school, or just some guy who really likes going to movies and cutting YouTube mash-ups? Here's what you can buy them—and also what you shouldn't: More »
    11/18/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #cameras

    Leica M7 Hermes Edition: Your Bank Account Can't Handle This Gorgeousness

    Usually we don't bother with stupid-high-end gadget editions, because they're retardedly expensive and usually garish and ugly to boot—but the recently rumored Leica M7 Hermes edition is absolutely gorgeous and only slightly sillier-priced than the plain-jane M7 anyway. More »
    11/16/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #cameras

    Super Expensive, Incredibly Limited Edition Leica M7 Hermes Could See Monday Release

    If the rumors swirling this weekend are to be believed, the Leica M7 Hermes—a limited edition film camera with a run of only 100 units—will arrive on Monday for a lofty $14,000. More »
    11/15/09
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    By Jack Loftus
  • #imagecache

    Behind the Scenes of Avatar

    For a "behind the scenes," this clip doesn't reveal much in terms of the technical wizardry behind Avatar. But it does offer a handful of CGI I don't think any trailer has revealed yet. [Wired]
    11/12/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #film

    The First Movie Shot on a Canon 7D? It's About Zombies, Of Course!

    Boy have zombies made a comeback lately, right along with teenage vampires. Regardless, indie zombie flick Dead Season is the self-proclaimed first film shooting on the $1700 Canon 7D. (Warning, gore ahead.) More »
    11/12/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #film

    Nikon's Twitter-Inspired Digital Film Festival Will Feature Ashton Kutcher and Dwight Schrute

    Twitter is so hot right now, you guys. It's so hot it influences things totally unrelated to Twitter, like the Nikon Festival—a digital film fest that challenges micro-auteurs to create 140-seconds-or-less digital videos. Obviously, Ashton Kutcher is involved. More »
    11/10/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #photography

    Terminator: Salvation's Director of Photography Asks: Can You Tell the Difference Between Film and Digital?

    Shane Hurlbut, who's been DP on, ahem, illustrious projects like Terminator: Salvation, is a huge proponent of consumer DSLRs, especially the Canon 5D MKII. Now, he's challenging viewers to separate digital from film shots in his new movie. Can you? More »
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #polaroid

    Polaroid Pulls an About-Face, Decides to Re-Launch Instant Film Next Year

    Polaroid broke a lot of hearts when it discontinued its instant film cameras. Luckily, new management has realized the error of old management's ways: they're re-launching the One Step Camera and instant film in 2010. Booyah! [Polapremium]
    10/13/09
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    By Adam Frucci
  • #mainstreamtech

    Martha Stewart Discovers...The Internet?

    Martha Stewart may have 1.5 million followers on her twitter account, but to hear her do her show, it would seem like she only discovered the internet yesterday. More »
    10/02/09
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    By Jason Chen
  • #polaroid

    Last Original Polaroid Instant Film to Be Sold at Urban Outfitters

    Polaroid killed production of its iconic instant film, but it hasn't gone quietly. The very last of the original film, along with Polaroid ONE600 cameras, will be sold in Urban Outfitters to diehards. More »
    08/20/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #photography

    Meet the Sartorialist of Tokyo's Film Camera Scene

    As The Sartorialist goes around the world photographing people with incredible style, John Sypal goes around Tokyo, taking photos of people with incredible film cameras. Tokyoites do nerd obsession better than anyone else, and this is some gorgeous old-school equipment. More »
    07/23/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #diy

    How to Build a Snorricam, So You Can Film Your Face

    Hey, narcissists and/or filmmakers! Instructables has a guide to making your own Snorricam, that chest-mounted camera holder that points the lens directly at your own face. More »
    07/21/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #gizmodo79

    Digital Cams Still Haven't Caught Up to Film's Resolution: Does it Matter?

    Lenses being equal, a large format 8x10 piece of film can capture the equivalent of 800 Megapixels. Just saying. But does it matter? Discuss! More »
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    By Brian Lam
  • #filmmaking

    New Software Corrects Shaky Camerawork by Warping the Crap Out of It

    Adobe and University of Wisconsin scientists have created software that can correct shaky camerawork, but it's way cooler than anything on the market now. Using 3D modeling, it guesses the intended look, then warps the original video to adjust. More »
    07/13/09
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  • #fauxlaroid

    AnalogColor Ruins Quality Photos to Create Mock-Polaroid Results

    For those who cared enough to be hurt at the death of Polaroid Instant Film but not enough to make it themselves, there's AnalogColor, which turns your crystal-clear photos into murky, nostalgic simulacrums of the classic format. More »
    07/08/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #transformers2

    Why Just 2 Seconds of Transformers 2 Took 3 Months to Complete

    About six months ago, Michael Bay approached Digital Domain, the Academy Award winning special effects company behind movies like Benjamin Button, Titanic , and the The Fifth Element, with a last minute request. He needed a closeup. (WARNING: Minor Spoilers Ahead) More »
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