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NEURODOME: A dome-format film that explores the brain by Jonathan Fisher — Kickstarter
Please consider supporting this project that seeks to visualize the human brain in an immersive fulldome format: NEURODOME: A dome-format film that explores the brain by Jonathan Fisher — Kickstarter. The NEURODOME project is a planetarium show that delves… Read More
MōVI: Compact GYRO Stabilizer
This EOSHD.com article covers the new MōVI lightwweight handheld gyro-stabilizer from Freefly Systems. If you’ve ever wanted to pull off just about any camera move with a tiny handheld rig, that just became reality. Potentially replacing the traditional… Read More
“Angle Mirror”
Creativeapps.com has this article on low res video “mirroring” system at Bitforms in NYC…
United Visual Artists Custom D3 Software
Creativeapps.com latest feature article on UVA’s amazing D3 realtime visual production software… Origin from United Visual Artists on Vimeo.
Rain everywhere… Except on you…
Incredible installation at Barbican Gallery…. 3D sensors track your movement through an indoor rainstorm… parting the waters as you move through the space… (Embedding disabled)
Canon Releases 4k DSLR Hybrid
Canon’s new EOS-1DC is shipping. At $12k it aint cheap but it shoots both 4k and Uncompressed 1080 (up to 60p!). Nofilmschool.com has this write up on the new Canon 1DC. Some specs from B&H: Designed specifically for… Read More
Smithsonian Mag Photo Finalists
Smithsonian Magazine has posted the finalists for their 2012 photo contest. Here’s a few of my favorite…
NYC Subway Interactive Touch Screen Maps
Gizmodo posted this article on upcoming NYC subway maps. This will be awesome and also deeply unsanitary. New York City has hired a company called Control Group to install 90 47-inch touchscreen subway maps around the city. It looks like real life… Read More
Transitions in Data Visualization
Interesting video from a paper from UC Berkeley (my neighbors!) CS division on the use of animation when transitioning from one visualiztion to another… Here’s the full paper