Design, Photography Herman Yung Design, Photography Herman Yung

Ciro DIT digiplate

Interesting digiplate!

Really intrigued by the number of new companies coming out with digiplates. Ciro is advertising heavily on social media (which can be a good or bad thing!) but their plate looks promising if it can stand up to the rigors of moving around on set. It has a ton of anti-twist connectors (great for arms and such) and its design might make it one of the lightest digiplates around.

I don’t need one, but I would love to see/test one!

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The last Kodak DSLR

Kodak’s final DSLR

I have never used a Kodak DSLR, so this throwback “review” of this last DSLR that they produced is quite interesting. It’s mostly a Nikon body with Kodak’s CMOS sensor built-in.

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Severance season 2 episode 7 montage

The most beautiful episode of Severance yet!

In the 2nd season of Severance, Canadian DP Jessica Lee Gagné filmed some of the most beautiful flashback scenes in the whole show on film.

Here she is in an interview talking about her process and working with Ben Stiller and other directors in the show about the choices they make to really create visual art.

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TTArtisan announces a folding Instax film camera

A new Instax Mini camera from TTArtisan

Wow, I did not expect to see a new Instax film camera announcement, especially one from lens maker TTArtisan. There’s no price announced yet, but TTArtisan is already advertising this beautiful looking camera on their Instagram and it natively accepts Instax Mini (the best Instax format in my opinion). If it is under $150, I may have to pick one of these up as it looks like it has a leaf shutter?!


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Fading Smile by Wes Knoll

Photographer Wes Knoll walking around in NYC.

Photographer Wes Knoll talks about a new book called Fading Smile in which he documents New York, the people of the streets, and his overall philosophy of life. I really admire photographers like him because of their ability to talk to strangers and really get a good enough conversation going to eventually leave with a photograph.

Unfortunately, his book is currently sold out at Printed Matter.

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