During the recent Twestival at the Vancouver Lookout, I played around with the iPad 2 camera and photobooth using the kalidescope mode.
I think the results turned out pretty cool, if not a little Inception-esque. Being on top of Vancouver probably helped too:
The Seabus couldn’t escape either:
Even night shots turned out pretty interesting:
A little low resolution but interesting art nonetheless.
Been super busy with a lot of photography projects this summer and it’s been an absolute blast so far. First up (and most recently) was Worldwide Photowalk day, last Saturday, July 18th. This was a hugely organized event happening all over the world with local photowalks submitting their best photos up to the main site…
My SuperDrive finally arrived….three days behind the MBA and of course it was delivered just as I was boarding a flight to Victoria for a conference. As you can see from the photos, it’s really small and thin but what you can’t see is that it’s actually about as tall as the MacBook Air. It’s…
See what happens when you leave your camera on while you’re at work? Shot out my bedroom window over twelve hours. 842 stills. Yeah, I’m really enjoying my P6000 camera. Only downside is that when doing longer (multi-hour) time lapse shots, it creates separate folders for each time you use the interval setting (this is…
Yesterday, I headed out to Surrey with my friend Rebecca and we attended the Party For The Planet. In addition to being a large family friendly event celebrating Earth Day, it also featured a free live concert series. I took photos of The Matinee, Hey Ocean and Lights performing before the huge crowd at Central…
There is a fun event in Vancouver coming up on December 2nd, called Flickn Awesome, hosted by VancouverisAwesome.com where they will showcase 99 local photographers…including yours truly. I’m excited to be included as I believe this will be my first ‘official’ public showing…even if it is in a slideshow with 98 other awesome local photographers….
After a month long wait, my Lensbaby Composer has finally arrived: Mounted on my D90: With the wide angle lens attached: I’ve only had it for a couple of days but have had a few chances to play with it: and even shot some video with it: So far it’s been a lot of fun…
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Sorry, John. I played around with the still camera front and back. I wouldn’t really call it much of a camera. I’m quite impressed by the weight and thickness, white is sexy, speed seems marginally faster (at least in GarageBand). Gonna have to wait to see what they do next time!
I completely agree the cameras are very weak on the iPad 2 and confirms my initial thoughts that they are an unnecessary thing except for maybe FaceTime but even then, despite being thinner/lighter, I wouldn’t want to hold it for long during a video chat. I just had a little fun with them regardless but until they are higher resolution, won’t see much use by me.