Canon 55D/T2i may capture 2k, 3k, or 4k video at 24 fps

HDSLR guru Philip Bloom talked recently of a of a firmware hack that claims to coax a Canon 55D/T2i into capturing 2k, 3k, or 4k video at 24 fps or 1080p at 60 fps – with a 5D mkII version to follow soon thereafter (and possibly 60D and 7D as well).

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Vlingo 2011: The Future of Intelligent Voice Apps

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BBC News – What does the future hold for 3D films?

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Larry Jordan Explains Lighting with Softlights

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Commodore 64 Reincarnated As the Commodore 64x

New Commodore 64 is a modern functional PC. Click on image for more details.

 

LG to showcase next generation ATSC TV at CES 2011

Next Generation ATSC Glasses Free 3D HDTV at CES 2011

LG to show ATSC TV prototype at CES that will support mobile ATSC broadcasts with glasses-free 3D. http://ow.ly/3uPlR

The Emotional Computer

Can computers understand emotions? Can computers express emotions? Can they feel emotions? The latest video from the University of Cambridge shows how emotions can be used to improve interaction between humans and computers.

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What’s Up With Google TV?

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IBM predictions for 2015: Holographic cell phones

Forget about 3D TVs. By 2015, the world will have moved on to complete three-dimensional holographic displays. And, they’ll be everywhere, including hi-tech smart phones—powered by static electricity, or perhaps by the very air itself.These are some of the fantastic predictions the 3,000 scientists at IBM made in the company’s annual “Next Five in Five” survey. Enjoy the video.

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Roger Waters “The Wall” rock show used an aspect ratio of 8560×1080!

Roger Waters “The Wall” rock show employed an aspect ratio of 8560×1080 and used Adobe After Effects to render visuals. http://ow.ly/3tYaM