Live stream recorded from show 98

Posted by Philip
September 20, 2009 No comments yet

With show 100 coming in a few weeks I thought we would release some of the test stream from our BoinxTV video via Stream API.
See how the first live stream went a few weeks ago.

The first video is the mess of tech problems then a gap and show starts a fair bit in.
The second video picks up the show nearer the end.

PhotoGeek Week#56

Posted by Philip
June 18, 2008 3 comments

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This episode of PhotoGeek’s weekly audio podcast was recorded once again in the offices of Big Trousers.
More news on the iPhone and a fair bit of bad humor.
Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Cameron Tandy, Jay Town and James Bellew.

Telstra sue Optus, Optus misleads the public with new I-phone claiming the 900 megahertz network optus uses wont work with the new iPhone.

Sony Ericson C9058 camera-phone, an 8 megapixel camera phone which images can blow up to A-3 according to Sony. Nokia’s latest model equipped with only a 5 megapixel camera.

Mac article missing features within the iPhone inc. Flash, 8 megapixel camera and point to point navigation which must be bought separately.

Web based video provided by FlixWagon. Images sent to there server converting your photo’s into video’s online Unfortunately, with only 10fps.

Mobile visual search provided by Kooaba, enables you to send pictures of an image which is then used to find the image on the internet which is related to the most potential search results.

Hulu allows you to view movies, clips and T.V shows ahead of Australian viewing from America. Using Anchor Free. Now rumored to be brought to Australia free and legal.

Funambool as a competitor for Mobile Me.

Macbook pro riddled with problems including; Banding, wont wake up from sleep, airport problems (including dropouts).

Medigenic keyboard designed to cut infection are sent to NHS worth more than 1 million pounds.

Firefox 3 has a slick new design that mimics safari but, with increased speed.

Leica M8 field test.

PhotoGeek Gadgets

SATA CF and IDE USB device.
Cat5 Dog lead.
Retro BlueTooth handset
Cleanable Keyboard.
Bad writable cameras.

UK Press Association buy infection resistant keyboards

Opening and closing music by Velvedene. We close this week with “Fear your Gods”
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PhotoGeek Week#54

Posted by Philip
June 5, 2008 3 comments

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This episode of PhotoGeek’s weekly audio podcast was recorded once again in the offices of Big Trousers.
Cameron talks about his two new puppies. A pair of Nikon D3’s
Hosts include Phil Greenwood, Darren Paine, Cameron Tandy, Jay Town and James Bellew.

After extolling the virtues of the magnificent D3 we get onto PMA and the reportage from DJ.

I want a Zeiss Distagon for the 5D.

We mention Owen Buggy, a pro HDR shooter for car advert imaging.

The aTV Flash software for AppleTV is still progressing and seems to want to play all manner of video files as well as hire movies from Jaman

Epson release Ultrachrome HDR in two new printers with 10 inks at up to 700 ml per tank.

PhotoGeek Gadgets

Cobalt Fob watches with OLED screens
iPod Touch iMac
Macro lens conversion for a Canon G3
The NASA space car

Shower head with Blue LED
LAN clock radio
Beam it up Scotty for the iPhone

Opening and closing music by Velvedene. We close this week with “Fear your Gods”
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PhotoGeek screencast #1

Posted by Philip
February 6, 2008 1 comment

Referred to in Photogeekshow #38

Below is our first screencast. In it we describe a way to produce HDR ( High dynamic range ) using Aperture on the Mac and Photomatix software. At the end of the process we upload to Flickr.

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