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Ricoh R10 Digital Camera Review
Ricoh R10 Digital Camera Review. · 18 Nov 2008. Ricoh R10 Review - Thanks to the brand new Ricoh R10 looking old is in, explains a grateful Matt Grayson. It's been five months since I saw the last R series model from Ricoh and I'll be ...

Weird turning on problem of Ricoh GR Digital II camera

The LCD was not on after the lens ejected, then, the lens retracted and extended again. The lens even retracted and extended twice, even the power on light was also out with a dark LCD and extended lens, as if the camera was frozen. But after I pressed the power button again, the camera came back.

Ricoh GR Digital II Review
Trusted Reviews have reviewed the new Ricoh GR Digital II - a 10 megapixel update to the Ricoh GR Digital. The camera features the an f2.4 28mm wide angle lens, a new 2.7" screen, ISO1600, plus a new GR Engine II processing engine, Electronic leveler, 370 shot battery life, and square picture format. The Ricoh GR Digital II is available for £385 "The Ricoh GR Digital II is a unique and ambitious camera. Despite its lack of a zoom lens it offers a level of versatility higher than almost any oth

DIWA Labs tests Olympus Zuiko Digital 25mm f2.8 lens on Olympus E ...
DIWA Labs has tested the only pancake lens from Olympus so far, the Olympus Zuiko Digital 25mm f2.8 lens. This relativley cheap lens was designed to fit the smaller DSLR camera from Olympus, the E-420 and E-520. ...

403 ForbiddenTechnology Web: Ricoh G600 Digital Camera
Ricoh G600 Digital Camera The G600 has a digital camera 5x optical zoom lens from water, dust and shock specifications needed for the reliable operation of outside activities at sea, such as sports, climbing and fishing. ...

Kodak Easyshare M1093IS Digital Camera Review
The lens pokes out slightly from the front and top but the styling flows out to meet it bulging the camera slightly at that point. As many buttons as possible have been designed to be flush with the natural lines of the cameras edge and ...

Ricoh Caplio R6 - demonstration video

Check out the new Ricoh R6, still the the world's slimmest digital camera with a 28mm wide-angle, 7.1x zoom lens. Changes from the older R5 model, include a larger 2.7 inch LCD screen, new face recognition mode, a slimmer body at just 20.6mm thick and 54Mb internal memory. The R6 otherwise retains the stand-out features of its predecessor, including a 7.24 megapixel CCD and vibration correction function.

Ricoh Digital Camera R10
info on Ricoh - Digital Camera 10.1 Megapixel, 7x Zoom, 28mm Lens | Model R10

DIWA Labs tests Panasonic L-X025E LEICA D Summilux Aspherical 25mm ...
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Mercedes-Benz Projections C-Class

Title: Projections C-Class Client: Mercedes-Benz Air Date: 2008 Agency: Merkley + Partners CD(s): Chris Landi, Tom Qualino Producer: Alex Kobak Prod Company: Smuggler Director: Adam Berg DP: Linus Sandgren EP: Laura Thoel Music: The Rumor Mill Sound Facility: Blast Digital Post/Effects: Smoke & Mirrors/NY CD: Sean Broughton Lead VFX Artist: Daniel J. Kelly VFX Artist(s): Sean Broughton, Alex Cathpoole Graphics: Steve Parish, Serkan Ertekin, Greg Calas, Eric Lampi Head of Production: Cary Flaum Editorial: Bug Editorial Editor: André Betz EP: Joy Copeland Telecine: The Moving Picture Company London Colorist: Mark Gethin Smoke & Mirrors New York Collaborates For Mercedes In this collaborative effort for the Mercedes Benz brand, Merkley+Partners, director Adam Berg of Smuggler, and the VFX team at Smoke & Mirrors New York create an enigmatic campaign for the 2008 C and E-Class models. The two :30 spots reflect upon the storied history of the Mercedes Benz production line, and the generations of engineering prowess that have led to the quality and excellence that are synonymous with Mercedes and its luxury fleet of vehicles. "When the agency contacted us we were immediately hooked by the boards," commented SMNY's Senior Flame Artist Daniel J. Kelly. "They sparked an originality that continued to echo the elegant approach of previous Mercedes campaigns while still providing a challenging aesthetic for us to get our heads around." SMNY worked closely on an extensive round of R&D with the director to establish a workable aesthetic that would carry across both spots. The direction was to create a believable photographic effect that echoed the style of time lapse photography, and offer a flashback, while remaining in context of present time. The characters were to appear "ghosted" and leave trails as if a moment in time had been captured. SMNY established a two stage shooting process for the generation of elements in preparation for the compositing of the "ghosted" effect. The first was that the "ghosted" characters had their camera angles matched to the live action plate and performed their directed moves. The second was shot on an alternative stage with a locked camera that took the averaged values of lens distance, height and tilt. The actors were then given a specific route that would later be used to generate their before and after moves in and out of each scene. "Characters could then be filmicly layered into the scenes which ultimately resulted in a more pleasing look. This required very precise lighting control in production and DP Linus Sandgren did an amazing job in providing us with the perfect elements that we required to pull of this effect." explained Kelly. "Everyone was very happy with the outcome of the spots," says Smoke and Mirrors Creative Director Sean Broughton. "Not only because of the enigmatic nature and individuality of each of the pieces, but also because of the success of the collaborative process. This was very much a design based workflow and relied upon an open collaboration from all involved. Director Adam Berg's involvement was a breath of fresh air." SMNY's Recent Commercial and Music Video Credits Include: - Miller Lite - Beer Heaven (dir: Tarsem, @Radical Media - BBH, NY) - Feist - I Feel It All, 1,2,3,4 (dir: Patrick Daughters, The Directors Bureau) - Activision (dir: Martin Granger, Moxie - Arnold Worldwide) - Ricoh (dir: Albert Kodogolian, Believe Media - Lowe, NY) - Dell (dir: Jonas Akerlund, RSA - Mother, NY)