cloud test of this site
[wp-cumulus] Continue Reading
geeky stuff
Posted in geeky stuff, photoshop, video on February 1, 2009
1/12th of a 365 project
half way through the month i wasn’t sure if i was going to make it, but i did manage to upload one photo a day that i either took or edited that day as part of my 365 project. it is getting easier and i’m taking a camera along anywhere i go now. it makes me lo ... Continue Reading
low crescent moon
a colleague inspired me to look for this, a low crescent moon where you can still see the ‘dark side’. it’s a bit of playing around with the settings but i’m happy with this one Continue Reading
Posted in geeky stuff, links on December 30, 2008
1 year in 40 seconds
One year in 40 seconds from Eirik Solheim on Vimeo. Continue Reading
Posted in forest caves, geeky stuff, surf on December 27, 2008
forest caves 360
surfed forrest caves at about 3-4 ft. not great but still fun. lee, roh and tom   forrest caves 360 9 Continue Reading
Posted in geeky stuff on December 1, 2008
A Planetary Smiley
Venus, Jupiter and the Moon stellarium update: just saw this link that pre-warned about this: “However the cosmic cheeriness will be a fleeting affair. Another smiley face will not grin over Australia until the early hours of July ... Continue Reading
Posted in animals, birds, funny, geeky stuff, links, movies, stupid ideas on November 29, 2008
chicken as image stabiliser
Posted in geeky stuff, links on November 9, 2008
who needs a zoom lens…
when you have a 17 gigapixel camera: http://www.yosemite-17-gigapixels.com make sure you click the ‘zoomify’ option to browse around.. Continue Reading
Posted in geeky stuff, links, movies on August 26, 2008
photoshop for video
in reply to the previous post this amazing technology to edit video http://grail.cs.washington.edu/projects/videoenhancement/videoEnhancement.htm Using Photographs to Enhance Videos of a Static Scene from pro on Vimeo. Continue Reading
Posted in geeky stuff, links, video on August 15, 2008
3D photoviewer mark II
some amazing stuff from: istartedsomething.com done by microsoft research and the university of Washington: if you think you’ve seen what’s possible with Photosynth, then you’ve seen nothing yet. The collaborative research team from the University of Washi ... Continue Reading