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I’m guest DJ at 80s synthpop & new wave club, Electric Dreams, on Friday 11th May.Be there by 11pm if you want to hear my set. Frilly white shirts are not necessary, but encouraged.
Time: 10pm – 3am
Venue: The London Stone
Address: 105-109 Cannon St, EC4N 5AD, London, United Kingdom
After last year’s disappearing act, Canon were back with a vengeance at this year’s Focus on Imaging expo at the NEC in Birmingham. Unsurprisingly, the EOS 5D Mark III, announced just two days before the event, was the star of their stand and of the show, with long queues to get up close and personal with one. Continue reading “Focus on Imaging 2012”
Dear Kodak,
In Act 1 you were the undisputed king of film. From Hollywood to Bollywood, some of the greatest movies ever made were captured on Kodak film. So too were some of the worst atrocities committed against humanity. You gave us the escape we needed during the worst of times, pricked our consciousnesses and changed the policies of governments during the best of times. Rock stars wrote songs about you. You shared our most cherished memories. Continue reading “A Letter to Kodak”
If you enjoyed the puppets in the award winning Toadlickers video I made for Thomas Dolby, then spare a thought for Evil Puppet Master, Mike Quinn. In fact, spare him a dime, back his IndieGoGo project and make his pioneering QZimation (which combines the best of puppetry and animation) a reality.
You’ll find more about Mike here, but long story short, he’s one of the best in the biz, having spent thirty years working for the likes of The Jim Henson Company, Lucas Film & Pixar, on films & television shows including The Muppets Fraggle Rock, The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, The Return of The Jedi, Little Shop of Horrors, Who Framed Roger Rabbit…and, of course, The Toadlickers.
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Adobe Lightroom is one of my all time favourite applications. I have been using it almost religiously since version 2 was first released, so when the public beta of Lightroom 4 became available three days ago, I downloaded it with some excitement. Although it seems both remarkably stable and feature complete, it is, nevertheless, a beta, so if you decide to download it, you do so at your own risk, should backup everything first and are well advised to import and work with COPIES of your media (and Lightroom catalog). This beta will co-exist with earlier installations of Lightroom, does not require a serial number or activation and will remain fully functional until the final version of Lightroom 4 is released. Continue reading “Adobe Lightroom 4 Public Beta”
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