The Sky 3D channel has so far been officially available only in 1,500 or so UK pubs , but now its residential launch for all Sky+HD customers is slated for October 1. The 2010 Ryder Cup will serve as a launch event with three days of live coverage from Celtic Manor as the US and European teams do battle; the first ever in 3D, but the third such event it’s covered in high definition.
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Sky 3D channel comes home October 1 with Ryder Cup, EPL, movies and more
” Fixes a phenomenon in which the set aperture moves when shooting movies in manual exposure mode using some Canon lenses (such as macro lenses). ” If you’ve got a 5D Mark II , 1D Mark IV , or Rebel T2i handy and have been keeping its firmware fresh, that phrase should be all too familiar; all three of those shooters have received updates in the past two months to fix such an issue, and now it’s time for the EOS 7D to get a fix all its own. Our darling budding filmmakers’ tool is also getting a few tweaks with AF point display and selection, and the multilingual copy editors of this world can breathe a deep sigh of relief as typos in the Spanish and Thai menus have been corrected.
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Canon EOS 7D joins fleet in receiving firmware update to fix manual exposure movie bug
As much as some would like to envision a world entirely bereft of disk-based media, with Blu-ray being the medium’s swan song, that ain’t happening.
Barbie Video Girl is a new $50 doll with integrated video camera so girls can make movies of themselves playing in their bedrooms from Barbie’s point of view.
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Bad Ideas: Barbie Video Girl Has Integrated Video Camera
What you just heard was the sound of five new FinePix cameras popping out of Fujifilm’s doors. Yippie! If all goes well, we’ll be seeing these SDHC -loving / xD -hating babies from late August
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Fujifilm shoots out out five new cameras: F300EXR, Z800EXR, Z80, JX280 and S2800HD
The internet is increasingly being used as a springboard for talented film makers.
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Web creates window for film makers
Ever since we heard that Nikon was joining the league of mirrorless cameras, the whole world’s been waiting for its arch rival to make the next move in the battle of smaller prosumer cameras .
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Canon developing smaller DSLRs to compete with mirrorless cameras?
Ready to have your mind blown? Good, then sit down for a moment: we’re hearing from a trusted source that the thoroughly-leaked Motorola Droid 2 for Verizon will be launching on August 12 — although it seems to be something of a soft launch, because marketing efforts aren’t scheduled to kick in until a week and a half later on the 23rd
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Droid 2 launching as soon as August 12, embraces Star Wars roots with R2-D2 edition
We’re still not sure if we believe in the promises made by the Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE) yet — buy a piece of content once in physical or digital format, and gain access across all formats and devices via a cloud based account — but we’re closer to finding out for ourselves now that it has a new name, UltraViolet. In case you haven’t been paying attention over the last couple of years, the DECE group is already home to most of the biggest names on both the content and consumer electronics sides of the business, with the most notable holdouts being Apple and Disney, which is backing its own competing system, Keychest
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DECE’s ‘digital locker’ take-anywhere DRM dubbed UltraViolet, launches later this year
This is a movie trailer for God of War in the style of a Wes Anderson film ( Rushmore , The Royal Tenenbaums , The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou ). It was really well made .
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If God Of War Was A Wes Anderson Movie
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