In 2007, Vision Research, a leading manufacturer of high”speed digital imaging systems, revolutionized the way professionals across a variety of industries utilized high-speed video with the introduction of the Phantom® Miro, the world’s first point-and-shoot digital high-speed camera. The Phantom Miro opened the door to high-speed video for countless applications as the camera was the […]
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Sans Digital, a leading provider of high performance storage subsystems, is incorporating Intel Xeon CPU into its existing EliteNAS network attached storage series, increasing the performance by an additional 20% in comparison to the original EN104L+ / EN104L+B. The newly designed 1U 4-bay EN104L+XE / EN104L+BXE allows faster data transfer, resulting in a high-speed consolidated […]
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C.A.K.E Creative Arts for Kids Expression launches as the first-of-its-kind for-profit mentoring arts initiative for children and young adults. C.A.K.E., Inc. based in Santa Monica, California, seeks to build a nationwide and global mentor network dedicated to supporting creative arts for children with its innovative outreach program, CakeLive. “A mentor can make all the difference […]
ByJeremy Heffner The Google Earth Blog posted about a presentation by Michael Jones from Google discussing the roadmap for Google Earth. It seems Google is working on analgorithm to automatically geocode uploaded photographs by comparing them with a large collection of known geo-tagged photos. These knowngeo-tagged photos could be drawn from a combination of Google […]
One of the trends I’ve observed over the past several years is that more and more technology entrepreneurs are starting service-delivery business. By services businesses, I’m referring to the category of businesses that some venture investors refer to as technology-enabled services One of the trends I’ve observed over the past several years is that more […]
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Many sites live and die by how well they’re indexed by search engines. These sites also often rely on internal metadata such as tags in order to help people find what they’re looking for. Add in the increasing relevance of the semantic web and the metadata within your site easily becomes as important as the […]
Douglas Brown interviews Siamak Farah, Founder and CEO of InfoStreet.Douglas and Siamak discuss the InfoStreet solution along with a discussion in to the good, the bad, and the ugly of Cloud Computing.Douglas puts Siamak on the hot seat to discuss the many potential pit falls of cloud computing and SaaS. Siamak does an amazing job […]
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I’ve found a new podcast that I really enjoy. This one also interviewed me for the current interview on Adorama Camera’s site. Jack Howard is Adorama’s Director of New & Social media. As part of that, he posts things on their “Learning Center”, from fun & informative blog entries to his podcast, “Techtock”. I discovered […]
If you haven’t noticed, stop motion animation is hip right now (see previous posts by Richard Harrington and Matt Jeppsen). This example, sponsored by HP, extends the concept by adding the extra time dimension of capturing a set of printers outputting graphics for the video. I also like the fact that you get to see […]
On a recent shoot with the Canon 5D Mark II I lamented the lack of properly-sized donuts. Now, thanks to Abel Cine, I lament no more. Just today Abel Cine posted on its web site a kit that allows use of an Arri MMB-1 mattebox system with odd-sized still format lenses. The primary purpose of […]
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