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a little bit of everything…

I liked the comment of this video:”Was my first time ever seeing such a thing and I never want to miss another one again. This was such a bad ass event I couldn’t believe myself. I was totally into it. I shot the event with my Panasonic Lumix GH1 Micro 4/3 Camera and edited up a little thing for ya in Final Cut Pro, using Magic Bullet Looks to grade the color and deepen the dirt. ”

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Some homework for you! Check out following three new patents: 1,2,3
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Three japanese photographer voted the five best cameras. Of course MicroFourThirds rules in their rankings! 🙂
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  1. I can’t understand half of the patent texts but the images in the 2nd patent show a big camera body with a vertical grip 🙂

  2. I think the first patent is describing the Trine system in the first camera body: 3 low pass filters and 3 crystal plates arranged at 45 degrees, negative 45 degrees, and 0 degrees. The second camera body seems like it’s another method of achieving the same effect of the first camera body.

    At least that’s what I gather. The language is a little hard to read.

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