We shot a Stop Motion commercial for a brand (the ad is not out yet so no name giving ;). While doing so we put another Canon EOS 7D and shot a behind the scene featurette.
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Showing posts with label canon. Show all posts
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Time Lapse Behind the Scene
Labels:
7D,
canon,
commercial,
stop motion,
time lapse
Location:
Istanbul Province/Istanbul, Turkey
Wednesday, August 05, 2009
Cameras
I've been trying out many cameras those past few weeks, for the show I host with my friend Burak on Şipşak.tv.
I really need to get my own camera now.
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Quick review :
Olympus D-SLR E-30 : Pretty good.
Canon SX 1 IS : Very good but a battery eater. I had to buy four new batteries every 24 hours or so.
Canon Ixus 100 IS (USA : Powershot SD780 IS), pretty good for its size, does everything even 720p video shooting.
Canon Ixus 95 IS (USA : Powershot SD1200 IS): Standard Point&Shoot camera.
Samsung ST50 (USA : TL100): Not tested yet.
Canon SX 200 IS : Pretty strong compact camera with a 12x zoom and manual settings.
Ricoh R10 : minimalist and lots of customizable functions but image quality could have been better.

Why would they have different names fo different countries. It's not like they mean anything !
I really need to get my own camera now.
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Quick review :
Olympus D-SLR E-30 : Pretty good.
Canon SX 1 IS : Very good but a battery eater. I had to buy four new batteries every 24 hours or so.
Canon Ixus 100 IS (USA : Powershot SD780 IS), pretty good for its size, does everything even 720p video shooting.
Canon Ixus 95 IS (USA : Powershot SD1200 IS): Standard Point&Shoot camera.
Samsung ST50 (USA : TL100): Not tested yet.
Canon SX 200 IS : Pretty strong compact camera with a 12x zoom and manual settings.
Ricoh R10 : minimalist and lots of customizable functions but image quality could have been better.
Why would they have different names fo different countries. It's not like they mean anything !
Labels:
canon,
olympus,
photo camera,
ricoh,
samsung,
sipsak,
slr,
televidyon
Thursday, April 02, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
Şipşak.TV 01: Canon EOS 40D
Today aired our first show on Televidyon.com. Next to me is Burak, a really cool guy I met pretty recently. It2s not obvious to host a show with someone you barely met but thankfully Burak appeared to be a very nice guy and we seem to have a lot in commun. Look out for the next episodes. Sipsak.tv will air twice a week for now (mondays & Thursdays). We're gonna do some product reviews, but also give some tricks and tips about photography.
You can download the video podcast here.
You can download the video podcast here.
Monday, December 01, 2008
Twisting Falling Sliding
I forgot to tell you but the other night it was raining pretty hard and since during the day the weather was pretty nice, all I had was a T-shirt. I decided to run toward the car, but as I came at the corner of the street, I slipped, twisted my right knee a bit and landed on my right side - smashing my photo camera that was in my right pants pocket - and landed on my right elbow. I felt like a footballer sliding in the grass to celebrate scoring a goal. Only, I landed on the pavement. I was soaked. I have a bruise on my elbow and on my hip which is pretty rare for me. The last time I bruised was when I got hit by a car 10 years ago ;)
Here is the camera, still working perfectly by the way :

Here is the camera, still working perfectly by the way :
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Canon Ixus 850 IS VS Samsung NV24 HD
Today I got one of the last Samsung point & shoot camera, the NV24 HD from Samsung to try it out for a program. Here are the first photos I took with it. I took the same photos with my canon Ixus 850 IS (aka Canon Elph 800 IS in the USA). The canon is a 28 mm equivalent lens, the Samsung has a 24mm lens.
What do you think ?
Canon

Samsung

Canon

Samsung

Canon

Samsung

Samsung's wide angle (24mm equivalent)
What do you think ?
Canon
Samsung
Canon
Samsung
Canon
Samsung
Samsung's wide angle (24mm equivalent)
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
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