@Josh Adams: Wait until the ratings start slipping a little, then they'll bring in the cute super-kid.
Hah, I was just thinking, "Wow, this looks like Manara's work." So I do a search to see if anyone else thought the same thing.
First sentence of the article.
Facepalm.
Charles Baudelaire believed that the essence of modernity is that which is fleeting. Specifically: fashion. Every little change in hems, cuffs, and collars illustrated the ephemeral spirit of the moment.
Mnemosyne Rising
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This one is one I worked on in the art department and as the set photographer. Shot on 35mm, it's one of the most ambitious projects by a University of Texas at Austin MFA candidate. Playing in the Texas Shorts program.
Check out my stills! Don't worry, there's only 1,200 of them.
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Mars is also by another friend of mine at UT, but, alas, I did not work on it.
@yantelope: Who says you have to upgrade? I've been using my 10D for nearly 7 years now. Granted, I would've replaced it if I had the money, but I'm still quite happy with it.
The best use for this shirt is to warn you to run away whenever you get a strong signal.
25fps or 30fps? Next!
@awh: The real world portions will be in 2D, and the Tron world portions will be in 3D. Like Wizard of Oz.
@ImmaLion: "4 *camera assistants*."
The distinction is negligable.
@mrpedenman: Any photo-editing software should be able to let you set the image width to 800 pixels, while at the same time keeping the height in proper scale.
In Photoshop, it's under the Image Image Size menu. Make sure "Constrain Proportions" is checked.
If the picture is a portrait format, set the height to 800px.
@billwilljr: There's calling for help, and rescuers knowing your location... and then there's the rescuers having to dig through tons of rubble to reach you. The same tons of rubble that might easily block a signal.
@Badongadoodle: If only we could somehow attach Swiffers to cats' feet...
@MyCityScreams: In OKC, who else could it be, really?
@dragonfang18: You get a bigger wheel.
Hey, it's like Dark City, but, you know, during the day.
I'm surprised nobody's mentioned Jeff Noon's book Vurt. There's a couple in there that have their dreadlocks braided together so that they can never be far apart.
"Currently, visual tracking involves 3,000-pound cranes fitted with rotary measuring devices that lack complete accuracy."
Yeah, it really sucks to have to rent the giant visual tracking cranes every time we need to use a green screen.
Seriously? You can do this with some masking tape on the green screen to track parallax.
So, all of the comments here are "Why the hell would you pay that much for that when you can build one yourself for so much cheaper?"
Do we have an answer why this particular NAS is so special?
@Tyler Sebastian: Not if they flew over at night.
The stupid video hangs just as it's about to tell me what my result is. I've tried reloading several times.
I hope it's Comic Sans. That font is awesome.
