This stop-motion Tetris is made out of chalk and canvas
If you thought Tetris can get tricky enough on a computer screen, imagine trying to play it in real life, with chalk.
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EU watchdog: User experience no excuse for abusing data collection rules
Improving users' experience is no justification for using consumer information in Big Data projects according to Europe's top data protection officials.
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Win tickets to talk and Q&A with filmmaker John Dower
YCC 2013 teams up with Digital Arts to host talk with John Dower
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Fotolia offers layered PSD artwork by Marumiyan for free download today only
You can now download Japan-based Marumiyan's artwork On, which combines photography with 3D-rendered elements – which is avaible for today only.
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NAB 2013: MoVI is a new camera stabilizer that works like witchcraft
Freefly Systems' MoVI is a steadicam that's lighter, smaller, and even more flexible than ever.
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Portal's GLaDOS 3D printed as a ceiling lamp
One doesn't often stumble over an idea that combines video gaming mythology with 3D printing and interior home décor.
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NAB 2013: Sony countersues Red over seven camera patents
Sony has countersued high-end digital camera maker Red Digital Cinema for patent infringement, two months after Red alleged Sony cameras infringed its patents and called for the cameras to be destroyed.
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NAB 2013: Second-screen prototype syncs tablet content to what's on TV
Akamai demoed a prototype second-screen system that presents complementary content on a smartphone or tablet.
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NAB 2013: H.265 compression halves video bitrates
H.265 (HEVC) video compression will affect all stages of video content creation and delivery, says Motorola Mobility
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NAB 2013: Intel doubles speed of Thunderbolt to allow 4K editing
Intel has doubled the speed of the Thunderbolt data transfer technology, which will soon shuttle data between workstations and video editing hardware at 20Gbps.
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NAB 2013: Sony aims to take 4K mainstream with US$5k TV, media player & download service
Sony will soon launch 4K TVs far smaller and cheaper than existing models.
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Gentleman Scholar designs titles for Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers
Gentleman Scholar was entrusted with the entire concept and design process for the titles by the American auteur.
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London School of Fashion exhibition shows 3D-printed fashions
See shoes, glasses and jewellery from designers creating fashions using 3D printers – and see them being created.
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University student 3D-print a living animal's skeleton
A University of Notre Dame grad student has recreated the entire skeleton of a living mouse.
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Adobe After Effects CS7 to include a live 3D pipeline with Cinema 4D Lite
The next version of the compositing software gains integration with Maxon's 3D software – and even includes a Lite version of the software for free.
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Adobe Premiere Pro CS7 revealed
The next version of the video editor brushes up the interface and add Looks effects.
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Adobe gives a sneak peek at SpeedGrade CS7
The next version of the colour correction software for video makes it usable on smaller screens.
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Adobe reveals Prelude CS7
The next version of the video ingest tool will include native DNxHD and ProRes format support.
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Adobe showcases Audition CS7
The next version of the audio editing software includes a nifty tool for removing unwanted sounds.
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You can now embed Vine videos into sites
Vine's branching out, as videos made with the trendy Twitter-owned mobile app can now be added to your sites.