SXSWi is over for another year…and it was fanatastic as usual. Here’s my wrapup in video form along with some photos:
This video was shot with my Nikon P6000 and Kodak Zi6 since they were the most portable. Edited with iMovie ’09 on the flight home.
I shot more video this time around but still managed to upload about 150 photos to my Flickr stream.
I got back from Austin on Wednesday and then Thursday morning, I picked up my media badge for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Paralympic games and dove right back in. Except this time around, my camera is still in the shop. So I’ve been using my wife’s DSLR which is a nice camera, it’s just not…
I can’t remember where I first saw it, but a long time ago I came across an article that suggested putting that old flatbed scanner to use as a camera to take interesting pictures of three dimensional objects. Doing a quick Google search turns up tons of hits on the subject but the best name…
Earlier this week, I was invited (via Twitter no less) to attend a private tour of the Vancouver Police Museum. As well, there would be a walking tour of parts of Vancouver’s downtown area that would highlight some of it’s ‘shadier past’. They even have a morgue and autopsy room: After touring the building’s exhibits…
One thing I didn’t touch on in my earlier posts about the WWDC Keynote today was the App Store and the addition of the Enterprise features to the iPhone. First the App Store. This is something that’s been in the works for awhile and is shaping up to be a very important part of Apple’s…
I finally got around to trying out the macro feature of the lens adaptors I bought awhile ago for my iPhone (which I can also use on my Zi6 which has it’s own macro mode): You basically just have to unscrew the wide angle lens and it breaks down into two parts – the macro…
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John, Excellent video and all-around coverage of SXSW. You’ve really captured the flavour of the event.