The frame for holding the camera is made from a couple pieces of angle iron. There is a camera strap that goes around my neck, and a leather shoelace loops around my back. A small ball head allows me to properly adjust the camera's forward tilt.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Excursion
I took a quick trip on my motorcycle through Albuquerque's Old Town to test my new video setup. The camera is not vintage, but the Honda Shadow is twenty-five years old.
The frame for holding the camera is made from a couple pieces of angle iron. There is a camera strap that goes around my neck, and a leather shoelace loops around my back. A small ball head allows me to properly adjust the camera's forward tilt.
The frame for holding the camera is made from a couple pieces of angle iron. There is a camera strap that goes around my neck, and a leather shoelace loops around my back. A small ball head allows me to properly adjust the camera's forward tilt.
Monday, June 7, 2010
3D Art
Came across a link to this 3D animation this morning at the Filmwasters site.
Pretty extraordinary work.
If you look at the Youtube page, there are a number of similar videos listed in the righthand column, many done by UC Berkeley students. I've been wondering how 3D design is being approached in schools, so was pleased to find these examples. According to the Filmwasters post, the Brownie Hawkeye Flash was done in Solidworks.
Pretty extraordinary work.
If you look at the Youtube page, there are a number of similar videos listed in the righthand column, many done by UC Berkeley students. I've been wondering how 3D design is being approached in schools, so was pleased to find these examples. According to the Filmwasters post, the Brownie Hawkeye Flash was done in Solidworks.
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