You tried to shoot a quick handheld movie with your smartphone the other night. And it wound up looking like you shot it in the middle of an earthquake .
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Mobislyder offers low-level roll track for filming, gleams the cube
You tried to shoot a quick handheld movie with your smartphone the other night. And it wound up looking like you shot it in the middle of an earthquake .
On September 4, 2011, In Gadgets, by TomFray
Instead of precariously perching your DSLR on a skateboard in the name of film, perhaps it’s time to invest in something a little more stable — like the extremely affordable Pico Dolly. Machined from aluminum, this 3.5-inch, three pound dolly has wheels akin to those found on Rollerblades , plus three screw mounts to attach the optional 11-inch friction arm.
Instead of precariously perching your DSLR on a skateboard in the name of film, perhaps it’s time to invest in something a little more stable — like the extremely affordable Pico Dolly. Machined from aluminum, this 3.5-inch, three pound dolly has wheels akin to those found on Rollerblades , plus three screw mounts to attach the optional 11-inch friction arm.
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Pico Dolly replaces homemade roller skate tripods for smaller camera productions (video)
On August 31, 2011, In Gadgets, by brumek13
We’re sure there’s at least one person out there who has been itching to shoot boat-loads of video with their iPad 2 . Perhaps even a short film or two. After we pointed out how crazy you are, we might suggest looking into a tripod-mountable case like Makayama’s Movie Mount
We’re sure there’s at least one person out there who has been itching to shoot boat-loads of video with their iPad 2 . Perhaps even a short film or two. After we pointed out how crazy you are, we might suggest looking into a tripod-mountable case like Makayama’s Movie Mount
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Movie Mount turns your iPad 2 into a serious video-making machine
On July 5, 2011, In Gadgets, by lsderotes
There’s nothing triangular about the Mount Teide volcano. From its base, it’s the third largest volcano in the world but is pretty flat on top. So why does its shadow look like a perfect ghost pyramid rising over the horizon
There’s nothing triangular about the Mount Teide volcano. From its base, it’s the third largest volcano in the world but is pretty flat on top. So why does its shadow look like a perfect ghost pyramid rising over the horizon
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The Mystery of the Phantom Pyramid That Never Existed
On May 6, 2011, In Gadgets, by klubetor
Climbing Mount Everest is one of the most dangerous, physically challenging things a human being can do. You’d think that if there were one place on Earth that could convince people to leave their phones at home, that would be it.
Climbing Mount Everest is one of the most dangerous, physically challenging things a human being can do. You’d think that if there were one place on Earth that could convince people to leave their phones at home, that would be it.
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Twitter Scales Mount Everest. Is Nowhere Sacred? [Mount Everest]
The Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch (Thunderbolt) is at the peak of technology’s Mount Olympus, thanks to new Intel architecture, a renewed romance with AMD graphics chips, and a connection technology called Thunderbolt.
The Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch (Thunderbolt) is at the peak of technology’s Mount Olympus, thanks to new Intel architecture, a renewed romance with AMD graphics chips, and a connection technology called Thunderbolt.
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Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch (Thunderbolt)
Ricoh’s sensor-swapping GXR camera is getting more interchangeable than ever before — this fall, the company plans to introduce a APS-C sized 12.3 megapixel CMOS module that lets you pop out lenses too. Rather than building a new set of macros and zooms, though, the new unit will serve as an adapter for the vast hoard of Leica M glass you’ve been stockpiling for a rainy day, and sport a new focal plane shutter too.
Ricoh’s sensor-swapping GXR camera is getting more interchangeable than ever before — this fall, the company plans to introduce a APS-C sized 12.3 megapixel CMOS module that lets you pop out lenses too. Rather than building a new set of macros and zooms, though, the new unit will serve as an adapter for the vast hoard of Leica M glass you’ve been stockpiling for a rainy day, and sport a new focal plane shutter too.
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Ricoh GXR will swap out lenses with Leica M mount, makes Micro Four Thirds mildly jealous
On December 25, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Christmas victory! You’ve just obtained the final component for your ideal home theater set-up.
Christmas victory! You’ve just obtained the final component for your ideal home theater set-up.
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Nice Home Theater! We’ll Help You Set it Up [Howto]
On October 29, 2010, In Technology, by Lobo
A Nepalese company has installed 3G cell towers at the base of Mount Everest, allowing mountaineers to make video calls at the mountain’s peak.
A Nepalese company has installed 3G cell towers at the base of Mount Everest, allowing mountaineers to make video calls at the mountain’s peak.
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Bits Pics: Video Calls From the Top of the World
On September 10, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
What is this strange pendulum hanging below the camcorder? An external battery?
What is this strange pendulum hanging below the camcorder? An external battery?
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ReadySteady pocket camcorder stabilizer review