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terça-feira, maio 31, 2011

http://meiobit.com/86119/hasselblad-h4d-200ms-200-megapixels-para-voce/

segunda-feira, novembro 24, 2008

Google disponibiliza 2 milhões de imagens da Life, nada de pornografia | Gizmodo Brasil

Google disponibiliza 2 milhões de imagens da Life, nada de pornografia Gizmodo Brasil: "Em mais uma jogada para mostrar ao mundo como é possível ser legal sem cobrar nada, o Google lançou uma graaaaaaaande arquivo de fotos da Life, uma das grandes revistas do séc. XX. Tudo online, obviamente, e 97% delas ainda inédita. Isso é uma grande chance de ‘pesquisar’ fotos da Marilyn Monroe, ou do Mohammed Ali, dependendo do que você gosta mais. O plano é subir o arquivo inteiro, que tem mais de 10 milhões de fotos e tal. A melhor parte é que você pode usar as fotos do jeito que quiser, desde que não lucre nada com isso. Parece justo. Vale a pena gastar uns minutos por lá. [Yahoo]"

sábado, outubro 18, 2008

Lentes 3D e a Fotografia Computacional da Adobe | Meio Bit

A Adobe apresentou recentemente uma maneira de contornar esses e outros problemas, reunindo uma lente 3D e a já tradicional mágica de seus softwares, naquilo que o vice presidente de Interactive Design, Dave Story, chamou de Fotografia Computacional.
O conceito consiste em capturar 19 imagens de ângulos sensivelmente diferentes, através da lente 3D (que se asemelha aos olhos dos insetos e funcionaria acoplada a sua câmera) e depois disso, rodando um Photoshop com os brushs corretos, fazer as correções. Segundo Dave Story, "se conhecemos a natureza 3D de cada pixel, porque não criar um foco-brush?".

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sábado, outubro 11, 2008

PhotoVu's 17-inch RSS-enabled digital photo frame, the 1765W - Engadget

ASUS UFOTO UF735: Style Minus The Substance - Gizmo Watch

ASUS UFOTO UF735: Style Minus The Substance - Gizmo Watch: "Digiframes are becoming hot living room and work table accessories by the passing day with them flaunting plenty of functionality in addition to their primary function of displaying photos. Recently, we had Fidelity Electronics coming out with a digital photo frame that had a humongous memory of 80 GB to catch the consumers attention. Not to be outdone, ASUS has announced it’s UFOTO UF735 digiframe that can double up as your PC’s secondary display. Apart from this little bit of gimmicky innovation and it’s ravishing looks, the UFOTO has pretty much the same specifications as the other basic digital photo frames in the market. Read that as MP3 support, a 128MB memory, a headphone jack and lest we forget, it’s main function of displaying digital images. On the whole, the ASUS’s UFOTO UF735 looks more like a gimmicky digital photo frame than something that has enough substance for us to stand up and take notice.
Via: GadgetsAddict"

quarta-feira, junho 11, 2008

ASUS UFOTO UF735: Style Minus The Substance - Gizmo Watch

quinta-feira, abril 17, 2008

Digital Drops: Nova Câmera Lumix DMC-TZ50 com Wi-Fi

Digital Drops: Nova Câmera Lumix DMC-TZ50 com Wi-Fi: "A nova câmera DMC-TZ50 da Panasonic tem 9.1 megapixels, uma lente Leica DC de 28 mm com zoom óptico de 10x, e uma tela LCD de 3 polegadas. Mas o grande destaque desta câmera é a conectividade Wi-Fi."

sábado, março 15, 2008

LG PF351: Versatile Digital Frame! - Gizmo Watch

LG PF351: Versatile Digital Frame! - Gizmo Watch: "I don’t know about you guys but I have not warmed up to the digital photo frames. But add in audio and video playback and then we’re really talking! LG PF351 is an image viewer that does what is expected but goes way beyond just that. It has a support for A/V playback and also bundles along an in-built calendar that’ll take care of our organizing needs.
LG PF351 looks quite good with simple yet stylish looks and comes in at: 26.5 x 21.3 x 14.7 cm. Here are some of the features of LGPF351:

• WXGA LCD with a resolution of 800 x 480px
• Image formats: JPEG
• Audio formats: MP3
• Video formats: MPEG-4, MOV, AVI
• MP3 ID3 Tag
• 256MB of internal memory
• MS Slot SD, MMC, MS
• 3 removable panels, USB cables (memory cards and PC), power adapter kit
• USB-support
LG PF351 is quite a utility. Its pane is removable for easy cleaning and there’s also an option to take it along with half an hour of standalone life. The price of this device is 5,490 roubles (approx € 150). It is good enough to put a new sheen on the whole concept of digital photo frames.
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Geotagging, The Newest Hottest Thing In Photography - Gizmo Watch

Geotagging, The Newest Hottest Thing In Photography - Gizmo Watch: "Geo tagging is now possible for all camera phones and digital cameras with the new ATP Photo Finder. This device tags the geographic location of each image you capture. For this, the ATP has an LCD display which displays time and photo information apart from the current location. All you have to do is synchronize the ATP’s clock with that of your digital camera and start clicking away. After you are done, you have to plug in your camera’s memory card to the ATP’s card reader which will geo-tag the location information onto all your photographs. This Device also has a built in memory of 128mb. If all that doesn’t cut the ice for you, there’s more to come. The ATP can be synchronised to a variety of online software applications like Google Earth, Picasa 2, etc. The ATP Photo Finder is compatible with all the digital camera’s which support JPEG images, thus letting you to use the ATP Photo Finder across a range of digital camera brands which makes it a must have device for serious photographers and their ilk. Come april, you can buy the ATP Photo Finder for around $197."