Archived entries for Tekknology

Home-made Spacecraft

Next month the same family is going to send their pet hamster to space and observe as its brain expands and eventually explodes at high altitude.

About Time with Zimbardo

If you don’t know about his famous prison study I suggest u read up now. If you have 10 minutes to spare and want to see how lecture notes should be taken watch this video:

Tron 3D Projection Mapping Skateboarding

More info here.

Russian Transformers remake

Transformers from repey815 on Vimeo.

Vancouver 2010 Russian Style

I haven’t blogged in a while so I thought I’d share this wonderful piece of stop motion animation using freezelight technique. Sounds too geeky for you? Well, I think you’re still going to like it.

Vancouver 2010 Freezelight Promo from FREEZELIGHT.RU on Vimeo.

Wow, Top Gear, what do you say to that?

Heico Sportiv Film about the “ADAC Zurich 24h Race 2009″ on Nurburgring / Nordschleife.

Filmed on 3 Canon EOS 5D Mark II and 2 Shots on a Panasonic AG-HPX500

Director: Toby Kahler
Cinematography: Toby Kahler, Pete Ruppert, Hartmut Schotte
Production & Post: motionCTRL - motionctrl.de

RigCar Drivers: Ed Nicelife, Thomas Koll on Corvette Competition / Patrick Brenndörfer on Heico Sportiv Volvo C30 T5 – CarRigs by motionCTRL

Aerial Cinematography: Division Flyyy / Pete Ruppert – Fk9 motionCTRL RIGPLANE

Thanks for the Support: Nürburgring.TV – Media Services / Michel Pathe, Marius Althof

All Copyrights 2009 / motionCTRL & Heico Sportiv GmbH & Co. KG

More on:
heicosportiv.com
24stunden.heicosportiv.com
motionctrl.de

motionCTRL – “Heico Sportiv 24h – One Decision” 24h Race Nürburgring / Nordschleife 2009 from motionCTRL / Toby Kahler on Vimeo.

Film Look In Video

This beautiful short video shot by Julien Mokrani comes very close to my favorite cinematic film view. It’s really nicely graded with a touch of noise in After Effects and flares shot separately.
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II of course.
Lenses: 50 mm F1.4 and 16-35 mm F2.8

LES POTES (PALS) from Julien Mokrani on Vimeo.

Arctic Surfing Video

A friend posted this breathtaking video shot – yet you guessed it – on Canon 5D Mark II. It was directed by Yassine Ouhilal.

Windows 7 Launch Party Viral?

Since comments for this video have been disabled I’m going to add my own perspective on it here.

Notice how the director’s intention was to make it look as if the entire video was shot in one take. Now, if you watch carefully, you’ll see that the time on the clock above the stove goes from about 3:11 to 5:13. Also watch how the level of drink in the first glass from the left changes during the presentation. In fact I think that the real intention was to make you so bored with the video by minute 2 that you fall asleep and not notice any screw-ups.

Well, Microsoft’s weak attention to details has been known for a while. It’s also been reflected in their choices for ad campaign creators. One would think that time creates progress. Not in this case.

So, ok, you throw a party for Windows7 launch and you win a copy (or just might). You tell your friends: ‘Hey, how about we have a little pre-Halloween get together to celebrate one of the world’s largest corporation’s new product release’. I mean, you know that sooner or later that very product will become the source of your worst frustrations only comparable with inability to obtain help from Virgin Money car insurance customer service when an uninsured cyclist hit my car and later threatened to sue me for personal damage.

And I’m not even going to start on how confusing and anti-interest causing the communication is here. How about they go back to school?

Mean? I know. I can’t hep it. People’s stupidity causes that.

Hello! I’m a Mac, PC and Ubuntu.

Just a new way of searching in Google

http://keyboardr.com/ searches keywords as you type. It is really simple but you’re gonna need a fast internet connection. The app has been designed by Julius Eckert in April 2009 so it just proves how slow I am when it comes to catching up with things in the world these days.



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