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robert popper
Category: Video & Multimedia
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2016
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Why I created Condition One – the new immersive ipad news experience
My technology startup Condition ONE evolved from the inability to convey the reality of what I was seeing in Iraq and Afghanistan. Even though my images and documentary film were published and distributed widely, they were still a passive window into this world, constrained by the frame. I wanted to bring people closer, to actually let them witness these stories first hand.
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Video: Bullet-time surfing
Video: Bullet-time surfing
Rip Curl and Time-Slice Films used GoPro HD cams to build a “’30 camera Array’–a line of cameras firing consistently as surfers ride towards and past it.” The same tea…
via John Nack on Adobe: http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2011/11/video-bullet-time-surfing.html
Rip Curl and Time-Slice Films used GoPro HD cams to build a “’30 camera Array’–a line of cameras firing consistently as surfers ride towards and past it.”
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3 Years later… “Mobius” and the Canon C300 / C300PL
I was asked 3 months ago to shoot a short film for Canon to highlight the new Canon C300 camera.
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Dan Chung Talks EOS-1D X Video
Dan Chung Talks EOS-1D X Video
Movie features Dan Chung from DSLRNewsShooter talks with Mark Burnhill from Canon Europe about the video features of the new EOS-1D X. You can see the video
via Canon Rumors: http://www.canonrumors.com/2011/10/dan-chung-talks-eos-1d-x-video/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+canonrumors%2Frss+%28Canon+Rumors%29
Dan Chung from DSLRNewsShooter talks with Mark Burnhill from Canon Europe about the video features of the new EOS-1D X.
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15+ Inspirational Street Photography Videos You Must Watch
15+ Inspirational Street Photography Videos You Must Watch
Whenever I am feeling in a street photography slump, looking for inspiration or knowledge, I have found these online street photography videos to be incredibly helpful and useful. These are just a …
Whenever I am feeling in a street photography slump, looking for inspiration or knowledge, I have found these online street photography videos to be incredibly helpful and useful. These are just a few of my favorites. If you have the time, later tonight– kick back, relax, and watch some of these videos!
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Ten sure-fire ways to make crap video journalism
Ten sure-fire ways to make crap video journalism — duckrabbit
Nice list here by Adam Westbrook. Here’s number one and two (which are duckrabbit favorites), but do go to Adam’s…
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New Video: Alex Webb
Last June, acclaimed Magnum photographer Alex Webb gave an Artist Talk on release of his book, The Suffering of Light: Thirty Years of Photographs.
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Don McCullin’s war with guilt
He has, as he puts it, taken “terrible liberties” with his life — dashing through rice paddies in Vietnam to escape snipers’ bullets; jumping up to snap a shot during gun battles — to bring home images that are, at times, excruciating to look at but often unforgettable.
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Local, Regional Newspapers Should Abandon Web Video
Newspapers should jettison (most of) their web video efforts
Newspapers should take a hard look at* their largely feeble attempts to draw readers with web video. It’s a misuse of their shrunken resources. It’s not working. Though visits to newspa…
via Internet Revolution, J-School Evolution: http://jrnteaching.wordpress.com/2011/09/23/newspapers-should-jettison-most-of-their-web-video-efforts/
Newspapers should give up their largely feeble attempts to draw readers with web video. It’s a misuse of their shrunken resources. It’s not working. Though visits to newspaper websites keep growing, a small minority of visitors watches videos there.
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Worth a watch: Stella Kramer’s “In the Loupe” TV
Now, In The Loupe is three episodes in and shows great potential. Kramer and Julie Grahame and Allegra Wilde host the show and offer commentary. They know what they’re talking about; between the three, they have 75 years of experience as editors, creative directors, consultants, and all the other business that makes photography reach audiences
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Hell and Back Again
As the Afghan war neared a decade’s worth of combat, casualties and headlines, the photographer and filmmaker Danfung Dennis was looking to jolt people’s consciousness.
“I was frustrated with photojournalism, and I was frustrated with society back in the U.S. being indifferent to the war,” said Mr. Dennis, who had covered Afghanistan as a still photographer in 2006. “I moved into video and new media to try to shake people up — to show the war’s brutal reality in an honest way.”
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Syrial Killing edited by Johann Rousselot
Johann Rousselot, photographer and journalist, is frustrated at the lack of attention and access to news from Syria. This is his response, he hopes you will share it with others.
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Paparazzi
VII The Magazine:
In this interview with VII The Magazine, Jessica Dimmock, talks about her time with the modern paparazzo. They are young, male, aggressive, often foreign, and must go to increasingly dramatic lengths to get their images. Jessica discusses her experiences, the high speed car chases, trespassing, tipping informants and the secret alliances that are all regular parts of the high stakes business. To see the film by Jessica Dimmock, “Paparazzi”, go to The Features and The Videos on VII The Magazine.
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Cops Vs. Cameras: The Killing of Kelly Thomas & The Power of New Media
The autopsy results from the death of Kelly Thomas, a schizophrenic drifter who was allegedly beaten to death by Fullerton, California police will be announced today by Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas.
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The Singled Person: An Interview with Peer Kugler
A: “The Singled Person” is a projection showing the work of eight photographers. There is one slide projector for each photographer. The projection is more like an installation, rather than an exhibition. At any point you can always see three or four screens at once. Because the projectors are not synchronized, it’s never the same. For example, sometimes the works of three photographers synchronize and tell you a story, but then they run apart again and each one is telling its own story again. This happens because each series has a different amount of slides in the tray. One has 25 slides, another 28 and another 32. Also, the projectors’ timers all have a slightly different setting. This makes the projection very organic.
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Leica & Magnum: New York, Ten Years Later by Chris Anderson
In collaboration with Magnum Photos and The New Yorker, we present “Leica & Magnum: New York, Ten Years Later by Chris Anderson” a look at New York City ten years after the tragic events of September 11, 2001. The photos featured in this video were taken by Magnum Photographer Christopher Anderson.