Not Signed-In
What's new on Folksonomy? pg.1 of 621
25 MAY 2013

Digital Shoreditch: a digital and creativity tech festival

"Digital Shoreditch celebrates the outstanding creative, technical and entrepreneurial talent of East London and Tech City. We run monthly meetups, an enormous annual festival of the most talented digital and technical creatives, a comprehensive directory, hackathons, and more.

For Digital Shoreditch 2013 festival, Monday 20th-Friday 31st May, we'll have an awesome lineup of speakers for a week long workshop on everything happening in digital and tech, we're turning the basement of Shoreditch Town Hall into an extraordinary digital playground, and the incredible East London community will be sharing the love with a week of Open Studios, meetups and events."

1
2

TAGS

2013 • augmented reality game • behavioural designBrick Lane • Clerkenwell • creative businesscreative community • creative society • creative talent • digital and creativity tech festival • digital and tech sector • digital creatives • digital exhibition • digital innovation • digital parties • digital playground • Digital Shoreditch (festival) • digital spaceeast London • entrepreneurial talent • festival • future brands • hackathon • interactive artworkinteractive installation • make and do • meetupShoreditch • Shoreditch Town Hall • South By South West • tech • Tech City • technical creatives • technical talent • technological change • transformational innovation • UKuser experienceUXworkshop

CONTRIBUTOR

Simon Perkins
24 MAY 2013

DRS AGM & Symposium 2013: The Value of Design Research

"You are warmly invited to attend the DRS 2013 AGM and Symposium at Loughborough Design School, UK on Monday 17th June 2013. This year symposium's theme is 'Value of Design Research'. We are fortunate to secure three prominent design researchers to address this year symposium's theme."

(Erik Bohemia)

1

TAGS

2013 • AGM • clamshell devices • collaborative research project • Daria Loi • design researchDesign Research SocietyDRS • emergency ambulances • ethnographically informed study • Georgina Follett • health care • hospitalIntel CorporationLoughborough • Loughborough Design School • Loughborough University • paramedic equipment • Sue Hignett • symposiumUK • Ultrabook • University of Dundee • UX innovation • V and AVictoria and Albert Museum

CONTRIBUTOR

Simon Perkins
23 MAY 2013

Video post-production workflow for 5D Mark III RAW footage in OSX

"You have probably seen our extensive written guide on how to get Magic Lantern's 24p working on the 5D Mark III, which also includes a step-by-step instruction on how to end up with usable ProRes 4444 files.

Well, as it turns out, Sebastian here has found a much more straightforward way to post process the raw files from the 5D Mark III which allows us to skip the relatively cumbersome After Effects conversion process. This new process only utilizes Adobe Photoshop's raw import module, which allows batch processing of files (which is necessary to apply the same settings onto an entire clip consisting of individual DNG files).

Watch our video with a step-by-step instruction on how to end up with editable post-processed files!"

(Nino Leitner, 16 May 2013, cinema5D)

1

TAGS

24pAdobe PhotoshopAfter Effects • batch processing • Canon EOS 5D mark IIIcolour correctioncolour gradingdigital cinematographyDNG • file conversion process • film exposure • image compression • image qualityMagic Lantern (software) • OSX • post-processing • post-production • post-production workflow • ProRes 4444 • QuickTimeRAW • RAW footage • raw import module • step-by-step instructionsTIFF • TIFF sequence • video imagevideo post-production • video post-production workflow • video processing • workflow

CONTRIBUTOR

Simon Perkins
23 MAY 2013

The 5D mark III can do 25fps in RAW 1080p

"It's a revolutionary time for indie filmmakers: A RAW module for Magic Lantern was enabled last Sunday that hacks your Canon EOS 5D mark III to shoot 14bit RAW video in 24p and we just found out it also works in 25p."

(Sebastian Wöber, 17th May 2013, cinema5D)

The top video was recorded with the standard H.264 ALL-I CODEC, while the bottom was recorded as raw footage.

1
2

TAGS

1080p • 14bit RAW video • 24p25 fps • 25p • bracketing • camera exposure • Canon DSLRCanon EOS 5D mark III • Canon firmware • CF card • colour saturation • compact flash • digital cinematography • Fast Zebras • film exposureFPS • FPS control • HDR • HDR bracketing • high definition video • highlight rolloff • image capture • image contrast • image quality • indie filmmaker • ISO • ISO control • Magic Lantern (software)RAWvideo image

CONTRIBUTOR

Simon Perkins
23 MAY 2013

Magic Lantern: modified firmware for Canon DSLR cameras

"Magic Lantern is a software enhancement that offers increased functionality to the excellent Canon DSLR cameras. We have created an open framework, licensed under GPL, for developing extensions to the official firmware.

Magic Lantern is not a 'hack', or a modified firmware, it is an independent program that runs alongside Canon's own software. Each time you start your camera, Magic Lantern is loaded from your memory card. Our only modification was to enable the ability to run software from the memory card.

ML is being developed by photo and video enthusiasts, adding functionality such as: HDR images and video, timelapse, motion detection, focus assist tools, manual audio controls much more."

(Magic Lantern)

Fig.1 Canon 5D Mark II HDR Video from Neumann Films testing Magic Lantern's HDR video function.

1
2

TAGS

CanonCanon 5D • Canon 5Dmk2 • Canon 5Dmk3 • Canon 5DmkII • Canon 5DmkIII • Canon 7DCanon DSLRdigital cinematographydigital filmmakingDNG • DNG raw video • DSLR • DSLR camera • enthusiasts • firmware • functionalityGNU General Public License • GNU GPL • GPLH.264high definition videohigh resolution • increased functionality • Magic Lantern (software) • memory card • modified firmware • open framework • open platform • RAW video • software application • software enhancement • software extensions • software hack

CONTRIBUTOR

Simon Perkins
Sign-In

Sign-In to Folksonomy

Can't access your account?

New to Folksonomy?

Sign-Up or learn more.