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August 6th, 2008 by Xof

I’m a big fan of Boing Boing, and last week, I bumped into …

A book from Joi Ito called “Freesouls” to be exact.

It’s not available yet but make sure to sign in to be notified when it becomes available!

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June 18th, 2008 by Xof

Some sticky fingers at the printing company snapped some pics of the upcoming !

Looks like the

will get the , making it the first entry level Full Frame camera…

If this rumor becomes reality, I know a printing company that will never print for Nikon ever again!!

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May 8th, 2008 by Xof

is experimenting on human perception.

Since 1992, he created massive public installations, body of people as the basis for its unusual works.

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April 17th, 2008 by Xof

Playing with a fisheye and HDR is lot’s of fun but getting the

this photographer managed to achieve is just WOW!!!

The only way I can think he took these photos is using the infamous Nikkor

f/2.8 fisheye!

is quite old, beginning with the 16mm f/8 fisheye (180 degrees) in 1938.

But if I had to guess, I would guess it’s the 6mm, introduced in 1972, which is a 220° circular fisheye lens which costs around

if you can still find it.

Anyways, great creative photos!

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April 4th, 2008 by Xof

Alain Bernard is a French (talented) swimmer. As he enters the water to set a new world record, Wolfgang Rattay is already underwater to snap the photo!

Well, not really since it’s of course not possible for a photographer to be in the pool during a swimming competition…

So, how did he shoot that?? Well, not only does he manage to snap an amazing photo, but he even cares to explain

and the set up he used…

“It is necessary to pre-position an underwater housing containing a regular Canon EOS 1D Mark 2N with (usually) a 15mm fish-eye lens.”

Good job Wolfy!

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February 18th, 2008 by Xof

I talked about

before, but this time I won’t be reviewing the software but the service and quality of the prints!

In one word, it’s BRILLIANT!!

I was highly impressed by the quality and finish of the book. I prepped the images in Lightroom and I can honestly say that what I have in my hands is exactly what I saw on my screen.

Once the book is ready using BookMaker, you will be sent to

and will start the upload.

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