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片頭配樂選歌：徹摩《RAKAC勇士爸爸》
配樂歌詞選段：「我的爸爸是勇士 我的爸爸是演說家」
入圍影片宣言：沒有人是局外人
影片配樂選用撤摩《勇士爸爸》描述部落之間血緣、親族關係以及深厚的敬愛，台灣社會的多元性為音樂創作帶來豐富的養分，影片音效大量使用畫外音，以相同世界觀但並未出現在影片中的物件音效讓聲音體驗更為真實，因為插畫風格較為溫和，以擬真且較為強烈的音效強化土地受到傷害、族群生存環境遭受破壞的危機與問題嚴重性，片尾重建自然與生機復育，重新看見部落與自然的關係。
族群相互理解至今建構了多元共存充滿生命力的作品，我們一同夢想這座島嶼的燦爛未來，所有住民都不是局外人。最佳原住民語歌手以版畫特色技法呈現森林中一對父子的互動，彼此依伴，信任自然與土地，走過滿目瘡痍後，新生的綠葉希望茁壯，遍地生機。
插畫設計：達姆 Chia-Chi Yu
動態設計：二棲設計有限公司 27 Design Co., Ltd.
Manfrotto 055cxpro4
center column can swing out for low angle shots, legs can fan out to almost 90 degrees, i can sit virtually pancake flat.
www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/584477-REG/Manfrotto_by_Bo...
The name Nervo comes from the word Nerve, Nerve Cells, Brain Activity, etc. Conceptually the idea for this side was to create a sense of magnification from right (cover) to left (inside page).
The cover was built with bolder iconic and almost artchitectural-like shapes. The middle is made up by more defined figurative elements.
The then enter the last page, which is a microscopic view of some of the elements. Whether that comes across or not, we're not sure, but it was the concept behind the construction of the image.
Here's another attempted render of my Valentine's Day card to my wife.
Sorry about the quality.
If anyone knows what settings to render with in AE to get something with so much motion in it to transcode correctly on Flickrlet me know.
The original h.264 .mp4 came out perfectly on YouTube.
I can only think that there's something funky with the Flickr video encoder.
macbeth color chip chart. i think big one is about 9 x 11"-ish. small one is 2 x 3".
shoot a few seconds of this at the beginning of the day on the first roll, when you change lighting setups, or when you switch film stocks.
Our approach has always been one that embraces collaboration as a fundamental part of what we do.
Over the last ten years we have worked with highly talented individuals, teams and companies from all over the world that help bring our vision to life.
Join the Dots is a celebration of the spirit of collaboration.
A simple idea. A consistent frame for a multitude of work. A single dot, each representing one collaborator, each a connection to another.
Each collaborator is given a template of a dot in a fixed position on an A2 portrait poster. Each interpreted this in their own way.
These are the first 25. There will be 100 in total and be collated into a book and exhibition.
Thanks to all that have contributed so far and for those that are still to come.
Acratech leveling head. light and strong i use for basic still photography.
i also bring a ball head.
Creative Director and co-founder of the design-driven creative agency Buck, Digital Design grad Ryan Honey recently made a return to VFS. Ryan spent a week sharing his experience and advice with current students.
Read more about Ryan's visit on the VFS Blog.
Find out more about VFS’s one-year Digital Design program at vfs.com/digitaldesign.
nodal ninja 5L
for shooting 360 spherical panoramas/HDRIs. when traveling, i don't pack it in the travel case it comes with. i just throw it wrapped in camera cloth and it takes up less room.
i know with a 180 degree lens i technically don't need a 2 axis nodal ninja but i might use a different camera occasionally and this allows me to use any body.
more info here:
example setup of my cam on a nodal ninja. this is an old pic of a NN3 which i returned because i was told it would fit a Nikon D300, and it didn't.
Hilti PD38
this is a laser range meter. you point and press the big button and it gives you the distance, very accurately.
Pros:
- works good in sunlight
- shock/drop protected
- it can calculate area and volume for you but i usually don't have to do that on the fly.
- it has bluetooth connectivity to a pc (windows/BOO) or a pda (again windows/SUCK). so when i press the button and take a measurement, it sends the number over to the pda in an excel spreadsheet cell. VERY NICE and saves me from human error and my bad penmanship. surveying a location or set by myself (as i'm usually forced to do) this is a time-saver. when i have an assist with me, we can do a lot of data collecting very quickly.
Cons:
- the bluetooth only talks to PC/Windows machines. it's stupid because all it's doing is sending a number, i wish they would have an SDK or something.
- they don't make this anymore. but you can still find new ones in stock remaining in stores and at their own warehouse.
I'm saving up for the Leica Disto D8 which has a color screen, and everything my Hilti does. The good news is Leica will work with software people to try and get their laser meters to work with your software via bluetooth.
The bad news is the D8 doesn't look like it has much protection, I have dropped my laser from serious heights and it's survived. (yet for some reason the plastic sheet protector for the screen has never come off).
wired shutter remote with lock trigger. essential when doing run-n-gun hdri and your not tethered/firing from the laptop. if you press the shutter release while the body is on the tripod and/or panorama head, you risk shaking the camera.
i always try and hang a small sandbag on my tripod near the top of the tripod to firm it up. i rotate the head, wait a beat for the camera to settle and then fire from the remote. i bracket exposures between 5 and 11 shots per angle. i usually only do 4 angles every 90 degrees.
i pack two of these, when i travel, and they're packed in separate bags. it's exactly when you need to replace one that you can't find one for a hundred miles...