Roddenberry Letter

A very interesting letter.

Roddenberry Letter.

Movies for Our Times

This is a good list of films for the times.

1. “Mr. Smith Goes To Washington” (1939) From Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, on DVD

2. “It’s a Wonderful Life” (1946), From Paramount Home Entertainment, on DVD (60th Anniversary Edition) and Blu-ray

3. “Not One Less>” (1999, Chinese with English subtitles) From Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

4. “Ratatouille” (2007) From Walt Disney Home Video , on DVD and Blu-ray

5.”Norma Rae” (1979) From Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, on DVD

6. “To Kill A Mockingbird>” (1962) From Universal Studios Home Entertainment, on DVD and Blu-ray

7. “Going My Way” (1944) From Universal Studios Home Entertainment, on DVD

8. “Happy-Go-Lucky” (2008) From Miramax Home Video, on DVD

9. “The Miracle Worker” (1962) From MGM Home Entertainment, on DVD

10. “The Up Series (Seven Up / 7 Plus Seven / 21 Up / 28 Up / 35 Up / 42 Up)” From First Run Features, DVD Box Set

Here is an article from MarketWatch on this.

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Same view a week later

Same view a week later, originally uploaded by Halfmac.

A week later, a lot more snow and a lot colder. Highs have been in the single digits and at nigh below zero.

Another night shot

101116-224825-042, originally uploaded by Halfmac.

Taken last week before it got really cold.

Philipsburg MT

101116-223553-029, originally uploaded by Halfmac.

This shot was taken with my Canon 60D @ a 1/4 second hand held with a 28mm f1.8. That is right 1/4 second. I have a Hoodloupe attached to my LCD which I call the L-Finder. I use live-view which locks up the mirror. No vibration and very quiet.

One Quarterth of a second.

101116-223734-035, originally uploaded by Halfmac.

This shot was taken with my Canon 60D @ a 1/4 second hand held. That is right 1/4 second. I have a Hoodloupe attached to my LCD which I call the L-Finder. I use live-view which locks up the mirror. No vibration and very quiet.

DropBox

Just used this and it works great.
Dropbox drops it like it’s hot. DropBox.

The L-Finder

This is for you 60Der’s. This one of the main reasons I sold my 7D. It is a lot cheaper than the new Electronic Z-Finder or Redrock.

What other HDSLR can do this.

L-Finder with Canon 60D

L-Finder with Canon 60D

The L-Finder. It consists of a Hoodman Hoodloupe 3.0
Here it is on Amazon:
Hoodman H-LPP3 HoodLoupe 3.0 Professional 3-Inch Screen Loupe

and the Hoodman HCAMM Neoprene Camorder Mount Strap
Here it is:
Hoodman HCAMM Neoprene Camorder Mount Strap

This works well. Other loupes would be too heavy for the 60D LCD in that it would swivel on its own.

It is also being offered one unit.

L-Finder Hoodman HoodLoupe Glare Free LCD Viewing Loupe (up to 3 inch Screen) & Mount Strap + Accessory Kit

 

Outdoors For All Video

Here is a new video that I worked on.  Who says that the Canon 60D does not have good audio when recorded in camera?

This was presented at the Outdoors For All 2010 Auction at the Seattle Design Center on 11/6/10.  I shot it with my Canon 60D with manual Audio. I used a JuicedLink DT454 4 Channel DSLR Preamp and Sennheiser ew 112-p G3 Wireless
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Hello world!

WELCOME TO THE WORLD AS SEEN THROUGH MY EYES

I have been a filmmaker and photographer for over 40 years. Enjoy my movies, images and thoughts about the media.  From the Pacific Northwest, U.S. and beyond.