LIME’s Happy Hour : Episode 14
April 23rd, 2009 at 9:00am
Here is Episode 14 of LIME’s Happy Hour. As always we hope you enjoy it and we are hoping to get lot’s of feedback from all of you using the comments or by sending us an e-mail.
In this Episode :
- What’s up with LIME ? What have we been doing the past week & what have got in store for you in the near future ? This is where you’ll find out !
- Dear LIME In this section we will be answering your questions. Got a question ? Please send it to us @ dearlime@squeezethelime.com
We’ll be talking about depth of field, hair light and the 70-200 L IS f/2.8 - The feature segment Every week we will be talking about one specific subject. This time we’ll be talking about multimedia. These days the soft- and hardware is available for every photographer. Mixing photography with video, audio, tekst, … may not be interesting for every photographer out there but like it or not, it’s here to stay.
You can listen to this podcast by using the player below or download it as an mp3 (right click/Save As).
Featured links in this episode :
- Mediastorm (amazing multimedia documentary storytelling)
- Bombay Flying Club (stunning documentary work by two Danish and one Canadian journalist)
- Liquid Beckstead (multimedia presentation of wedding photography)
- Mallorca 2008 (Bert’s experiment to mix pictures and live recorded audio of the family holiday)
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Forget about slideshows, this one sets the standard:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YFkcwtpGZo
I wonder what camera they used…
As always, I enjoyed this episode. I really liked the idea for a slideshow with sound (both Bert’s and the Bombay Flying Club - Bert really took it to another level of quality though ;).
Keep up the good work!
Just two suggestions. Sometimes, I am only interested in listening to certain portions of the talk.
It would be useful if you had a way to divide the segments. For example, in your description, say at which time you will be speaking about each topic. Some podcasts that I download off iTunes actually have these divisions built-in. They show up as ticks on the tracking bar on my iPod. It doesn’t look like podbean can do that, and you probably don’t have time to do it. Just a thought, though.
Second, I’m often frustrated by trying to browse your site while listening to the podcast. I will forget that I am listening to it, and it will turn off. When I go back to the home page to listen to it, it has to all load again. Perhaps have the podcast in a pop-up window.
Anyway, great stuff!
can you list those slideshows software you guys mentioned in the show?
Lime is back in my life and its Friday after work life is good
@Jamy Vodegel: I think it’s not a camera at all, it is exellent 3D render with 2D textures applied. You can’t shoot spiral movement with a camera or a set of cameras like in Matrix, this technology can only shoot sircle or so movement around static center.
Great stuff again!
Thanks guys!
Steve from Hungary
Great job!
Can you indicate in the comments the programs that you mention in the podcast to create slideshows, please?
Regards,
MA
Bert and Pieter mentioned
Proshow Gold from photodex and the Animoto website (where you have no control):
Thanks to LIME for the fun Podcast!!!! Looking forward to the next.
holy @#$! Are you guys really going to Nuhrburgring track! Oh how I envy you!
Thank you, Niall !
@kenest if you visit the philips website you see how they do it. Everybody just sits/stands very still and they just film it and add the special effects later!
@Jamy Vodegel wow! can you please drop a link about this project here?
@ kenest Yes I can!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teoSDTJDjF4