It’s not magic, it’s science. Through a 24hz sine wave, the falling water becomes a stream of water similar some wave looks. I searched lots of comments online, someone said actually human’s eye can’t catch these effect, but camera has frame rate. If you like it, you can see more on Brusspup’s page in You Tube.
These phenomenal series of photos featuring insects covered in tiny water droplets are by photographer David Chambon.
(via faith is torment)
This Amazing short film is created by Eirik Solheim. Solheim shot Images from the same spot through one year. Now, let’s enjoy the beautiful nature film:-)
One year in 40 seconds from Eirik Solheim on Vimeo.
Read the story in here.
( via eirikso.com )
Nikon D800 will come out. It is slightly smaller and lighter than the D700, and brings a massive full-frame CMOS sensor to dual SD and CF card slots to proper HD video support, 36.3 million pixels and a wide ISO range of 100-6400 (expandable to 25,600) for low light shooting.
It’s designed by Marc Newson. Till now, Pentax K-01 is thought the most photogenic camera. It have 40mm F2.8 kit lens, and uses the standard K-mount so it’s compatible with every lens Pentax has made over the years. Its large APS-C sized CMOS sensor captures 16 megapixels for exceptional image quality and also supports full 1080p HD video capture.
Macro Cell Lens can transform your cell phone photos from normal to awesome by giving you stunningly sharp details. It works with any mobile phone, and it’s easy to carry.
You can buy it in photojojo, price is $15.
Lytro has recently produced a super easy-to-use compact camera that uses light field technology. Lytro is able to capture the entire light field in every direction. The camera features an 8x optical zoom lens with a fixed f/2 aperture.
It’s really looks cool, and very clever idea….except the price – $249… If you still wanna buy it, visit here>>
