Photolegal have announced the second season of their podcast, starting in September. The main focus is obviously legal issues and police harassment against photographers in the UK, but it is also completed with other photography-related topics.
The first season can be found on iTunes podcasts, in Audio Podcasts -> Visual Arts.
(Via)
The Impossible Project gathers former employees of Polaroid’s Dutch factory and passionate investers trying to revive the Polaroid film production. In the meantime, Polaroid owners have to hunt for remaining films in stock, as for instance at Stanley in Central London, where they have about 400 boxes for the Polaroid 600 available for £28.
Via BBC News
Graphic Shard has a bunch of new Photoshop lighting effects tutorials online today.
David duChemin has posted a very good article about working out exposure and metering in digital photography. Very valuable informations and great tips given. Go read it.
Random stuff breaking through my RSS feeds.
©Romain Laurent
©tinyevilhog on flickr
Via DesignYouTrust
Canonrumor gives hypothetical specs which have leaked of the upcoming 1D mkIV. Should be announced beginning of September by Canon.
DesignYouTrust showing some of the most remarkable movies using visual effects since the beginning of the XXth century.
Too bad they don’t show any of Georges Méliès‘ works.
le voyage dans la lune from visionmaster on Vimeo.
Friday links :
White Fox ©Marc Lagrange
A rumor has spread out about a Canon 7D of which has only leaked an estimate price of 2700$, and that it would come with a 28-135 mm lens. Nothing about the camera’s specs though.
True or fake ? Image found on a korean website
Via Le Journal du Geek and Canonrumors.
Fujifilm is running its annual competition open to anyone taking pictures with any of the Fuji consumer or pro films. Rules, instructions and other informations can be found here. Hurry up if you want to enter it, submissions end on 1st of September.
