Apple updated Final Cut Pro X to 10.0.3 this morning adding multicam and a host of other features. One less obvious one is the creation of time-lapses within FCP X. For an explanation of how to do this watch the Learn more about Multicam video on Apple’s FCP X software update page. It’s [...]
It’s a weird time – I just redid my people print portfolio, first time in years. Yet, last fall was dominated by video work. So, as I redo books (architecture is next) I’m also thinking about video, cameras both still and video, upgrade paths, compromises, choices and where best to allocate resources.
My still cameras, [...]
A Kodak corporate video used as an intro for CEO Perez’s 2006 appearance at the All Things Digital Conference:
To see how far Kodak has fallen is to look back to the 60′s, 70′s, and 80′s when Kodak was ubiquitous. Even as a non-photographer you would have been hard pressed to go a day [...]
PIPA and SOPA are not Kate Middleton’s sisters, they are proposed federal anti-piracy bills which if passed would severely censor the Web.
To learn more:
End Piracy, Not Liberty at Google. You can contact your congressional delegation in the column on the right.
Fight for the Future , video by Kirby Ferguson [...]
We were in Washington, D.C. this weekend and got a chance to visit the new Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial.
This past fall I helped with the re-launch of the RRBB Accountants + Advisors web site. First doing portraits of the partners and then, having established a rapport with everyone, being asked to come in and create a short video overview of the firm.
Portraits were shot against white seamless. Video was a [...]
Amazing portrait by Peter Yang of Stephen Colbert for the Sunday NY Times Magazine:
Max Berger of Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossman LLP photographed this past summer for a magazine profile:
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