Jay Versluis Due to a fluke my logo disappeared from this site. I think it happened because I upgraded a plugin which inserted it via a HTML statement – sadly this plugin now has more functionality, however lost my logo in the upgrade process. It’s amazing how organized I am with other people’s work, but my own …
I’ve seen a couple of demos on the upcoming Premiere Pro CS6 which will become available in a few months. You may recall my earlier post about a hands-on experience with Premiere Pro CS 5.5 so I’m eager to see what else the team have improved.
Not having tried the product myself yet (since that’s impossible) I can however give you a quick opinion on what I’ve seen demonstrated at NAB 2012 at Adobe’s stand.
When I visited Adobe at this year’s NAB in Vegas only a couple of days ago I enjoyed a couple of great demos about the upcoming features in Premiere Pro CS6.
But what I really wanted to know was: when will Adobe Creative Cloud be launched and how much will it be?
Sadly that information was not available, but I was told that all my questions and more may be answered this coming Monday, 23rd of April…
Today you find me rather speechless: because I’m sitting here with my iPad which is running a web browser that I’ve just written in Xcode!
As in “written myself, working and doing what I’m expecting it to do”. I’m in SHOCK!
This is seriously cool – and it didn’t take long either. Let me tell you how this happened, how it works and even share the code with you.
Shot on Rock BW-11 Film with Americana Lens.
Today Amazon have released a new version of their Kindle for iOS App (3.0.1). This must be a direct response to some feedback I have sent over after the last update (3.0 for Retina and Amazon Cloud Integration). The previous update didn’t show new content after I had purchased it.
I love my Kindle, and I love my content. And I love the Kindle App on all my other devices: I can read on anything I happen to have with me: Kindle, iPad, iPhone, Laptop. That rocks!
Here’s a slightly annoying email thread I had with Amazon’s low level support who clearly didn’t understand the issue I was bringing up – from one developer to another.
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I was being a bit of a fan boy yesterday when I bought two new iPads in the Apple Store on Lincoln Road. We’ve even joined the live event via Twit when the announcement of the new gadget was made last week.
So now I’ve got an iPad with razor sharp Retina Display, an improved camera, 4G LTE and a bunch of other stuff. Let me tell you all about my first day with The New iPad.
I’ll pay close attention to the new camera features and compare them to the iPad 2 and the iPhone 4S.
Here’s a collection of some dramatic images I took on the Rock b/w film in Hipstamatic, all taken with the Ben Watts lens.
Shot with James M lens and Cano Caffenol film
shot with Matty ALN lens and BlacKeys SuperGrain film
Shot on Hipstamatic with Ina 1969 film and Matty ALN lens.
shot on Hipstamatic using Jimmy lens and Blanko film
I’ve recently bought an iPhone 4S in the UK, knowing that I’ll mainly be using it on my AT&T GoPhone prepay plan while I’m in the US.
A quick web search on if and how this is possible showed various reports of varying clarity – so I thought I’d set the record straight and tell you that
Let me show how it all works.
There is an updated version of this article here.
shot with Pistil Film and MattyALN lens
I’ve been witness to Apple’s amazing customer service today: My iPad had a minor screen problem, I bought it in a different country and didn’t have my receipt with me – and they’ve replaced it with a brand new one!
Cudos to all those involved and the mastermind behind creating a customer experience that’s second to none.
We had breakfast at The Eleventh Street Diner and sat net to this neon sign. It’s on even during the Day and the congrats intrigued me. Shot on Hipstamatic using Kodot Xgrizzled and MattyALN lens. Here’s the shot with a normal camera:
I shot this just before the sun was setting. Hipstamatic has this feature where you shake the iPhone and it’ll randomise the lens / film combination – this was one such occasion. Luckily it remembers said settings for later retrieval. In this case it used the John S lens with Pistil film.
I used to enjoy posting pictures from my mobile devices, and I’m not afraid to admit that I was very sad when this feature stopped working. One day – as if by magic – I could no longer upload pictures from anything mobile to this site. Well those days are finally over and I’m extremely …
He helps me do my tax return. Shot on iPod using Percolator.
Shot on my iPod and then processed via Percolator
