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Photos - GigaPan - Whitney Avenue Art Gallery (WAAG)

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Whitney Avenue Art Gallery (WAAG). Artist Bio - Ernest. Artist Bio - Kate. Click on images below to see all GigaPans in each category. Whitney Avenue Art Gallery. Garden Dreams Urban Farm and Nursery. GTECH Strategies' sunflower field project. Tennis Way garages soon to be part of an organic garden. GigaPan images courtesy of Jason Cohn. GigaPan training and equipment loan generously provided by CMU's CREATE Lab. Create a free website. Create your own free website. Start your own free website.

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Tool, or trouble? Facial recognition might be driving some sources away from the news

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Focusing on the future of digital journalism. Tool, or trouble? Facial recognition might be driving some sources away from the news. January 17, 2012. At first, Brittany Cantarella had no idea the man she accidentally swiped with her Chevrolet was named Lord Jesus Christ. But within two days, the minor traffic incident had gone viral. 8221; a man in Stop & Shop yelled. 8220;I wanted to hide, I wanted to run, I wanted to go far away,” Cantarella said. Is a renowned photojournalist who has spent the past 3...

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Fujifilm’s leather case for the x10 camera | in a glass eye

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In a glass eye. Fujifilm’s leather case for the x10 camera. My wife gave me this handsome case for my new Fujifilm x10 camera. The case is fitted to hold the camera with the lens retracted and lens cap on. It’s nicely constructed and compliments the retro styling of the camera. My grandfather had a variety of Leica, Exacta and Contax 35mm cameras from the 1940s and 50s with similar cases. Bottom line: this case, like the Fuji x10, is attractive, but not meant for serious professional use. Create a free w...

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Fighting the Void: February 2011

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To create something from nothing is a daily struggle- how do you fight the void? Monday, February 28, 2011. BUS 6 Photos/Video by the amazing Jason Cohn. Was the photographer who followed me and rode my P68 bus for awhile out to Braddock Hills. He got some great dramatic shots of me taking notes and looking really serious. I mean, really serious, like thinking deep existential thoughts, like " Why are there hardly any people on this bus at 5 pm? From Jason Cohn Productions. Labels: B.U.S. Theatre is a tr...

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mattvalentinephotography | in a glass eye

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In a glass eye. Author Archive for Matt Valentine. Big sensor, tiny camera. I suspect that the reason the price is so low on these cameras is that they don’t have built-in WiFi, a feature available in most new compacts. Of course, you can wirelessly transfer photos with an Eye-Fi card, or you can use Nikon’s Wu-1B adapter, which will also allow wireless control of the camera from a smartphone or tablet. A photo of my new camera, photographed with my other new camera. The UT Austin campus at dusk. My wife...

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Big sensor, tiny camera | in a glass eye

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In a glass eye. Big sensor, tiny camera. I suspect that the reason the price is so low on these cameras is that they don’t have built-in WiFi, a feature available in most new compacts. Of course, you can wirelessly transfer photos with an Eye-Fi card, or you can use Nikon’s Wu-1B adapter, which will also allow wireless control of the camera from a smartphone or tablet. Responses to “Big sensor, tiny camera”. Feed for this Entry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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New Hottness | in a glass eye

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In a glass eye. A photo of my new camera, photographed with my other new camera. Responses to “New Hottness”. Feed for this Entry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.

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Nighttime panoramas with the Fujifilm x10 camera | in a glass eye

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In a glass eye. Nighttime panoramas with the Fujifilm x10 camera. Yesterday at dusk I was walking across the UT Austin campus and I decided to shoot a few sweep panorama photos with the Fuji x10. These were shot handheld at high ISO, but the results were nevertheless impressive from such a small camera. You tell me: are the “white orbs” here any worse than you would expect to see in any photo shot under these conditions with a compact camera? The UT Austin campus at dusk. Feed for this Entry. Notify me o...