Stop motion going light speed ?
After seeing wall paintings freeing themselves from their... walls, now it's up to the street lights to go berserk:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSeNk5ZE-kw
[via Drawn!]
After seeing wall paintings freeing themselves from their... walls, now it's up to the street lights to go berserk:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSeNk5ZE-kw
[via Drawn!]
The space shuttle always plays the leading part in its videos, but in the following NASA edited together some surprising videos focused on the "side men" :
STS-129: Atlantis Solid Rocket Booster [via Miro]
Did you hear that too, while watching ?
:)
In the same picture series as for the previous posts, some of the shots were not really convincing on the colour side of things... But for a few of them that showed nice geometrical patterns, I decided that I would try to convert them into black and white.
The first results of the convertion are the following:
Technically, nothing impressive is involved :
When posting one of my pictures, I usually say that some post-processing was done. This is nothing but very classical stuff, that I believe are common to most photographers.
However I've been advised to give a glimpse of what those modifications were. And that's why this post will explain and illustrate, for a very simple case, how, starting with a picture coming out of my camera, I get one that suits me enough to post it here.
The picture I'll use as an example is the following:
Long story short, the post process I usually do, and that I will show here have basically two purposes:
A nasty bug found its way in the latest release of BackupMonitor which caused the program to suddenly exit when something went wrong during the execution of one of the backup script.
The bug has been corrected (a problem with threads and a method call that should have been asynchronous) and the "correct" behaviour is back: when something goes wrong an error log is displayed and the program "hiberantes" until the user wakes it up.
The updated version can be downloaded from the project's page.
First part: The Herbaliser
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xg86j_the-herbalisermissing-suitcase_music
And then: De La Soul
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yk6h68Me9oA
... hard to resist.
A new version of backup-monitor has been released including:
Most of these modification were motivated by the first feedbacks I got from a friend, thanks to him then ;)
For more info and download, please go here.