This looks darn cool. I’m going to download it and see just how automated this panoramic maker it is.
Category: Photography
Walking In LA
This is an odd project, she is going to walk through all of Los Angles pushing a cart that is got a video camera and other gear on it. There will be photos, video, and a blog of the entire event. If your in the area check her route and go say hello!
Petshot Digital Camera
If anyone knows where I can get one of these my 8 year old daughter would love to have one. Petshot is a little digital camera that takes up to 15 images, saves them on a cartrage so you can share them with your friends or email (?) them and there is also a little digital pet that you can care for and play with.
Comic Life
Here is a very fun and cool app. Take a bunch of photos, drop them into a comic page add some text in the balloons and bingo! Instant comic book! Ok, it’s good enough to use for little projects… What the hell, I’d use it for a little ‘zine… Why not? Here comes my many travel adventures in the form of a comic book! New York, Japan, Thailand…
Nikon D70s
Crap, my camera is out of date already. Had to happen, but now I want an upgrade. 🙂
Nikon today have announced the Nikon D70s DSLR – an upgrade of the previously released D70 model. The D70s features a larger 2 inch LCD monitor, newly re-designed menus, better auto focus, wider flash coverage and a longer lasting battery. It will reatail at $1200 with an 18-70mm lens or $900 as a body only package. Expect to see it in stores early May 2005.
OMG!
The new high-energy rechargeable lithium-ion battery EN-EL3a delivers the power to shoot up to 2,500 images* on a single charge.
Worth it just for these. I hope that the IR remote will work on my D70
Remote control options are also expanded for the D70s, with the new optional Remote Cord (MC-DC1) adding greater convenience and ease of use in a wider variety of shooting situations, including long exposures and close-ups. Cable-free operation is also available with the optional Wireless Remote Control ML-L3. A third option involves Nikon Capture 4 (Ver. 4.2) software, which can be used to control the D70s from a computer via the USB connection.
BigHappyFunHouse
This is a weird site, it’s just found photos. Take a look and try not to be alarmed by the phantasmagoric wallpaper and shirts…