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La irresistible belleza nocturna de Europa en 3 minutos (Time-lapse)

En poco más de tres minutos se nos permite recorrer monumentos y edificios de 36 ciudades de 21 países del Viejo Continente.

La Puerta de Brandeburgo; el Parlamento y The Shard, en Londres; el Arco de Triunfo de París, la Sagrada Familia de Barcelona, el Parlamento de Budapest, el Atomiun de Bruselas, la Ópera de Oslo o el Palau de les Arts, de Valencia son algunas de las edificaciones que vemos en este magistral time-lapse, un conjunto  de miles de fotografías tomadas durante tres meses en 36 ciudades de 21 países del Viejo Continente y tras un laborioso trabajo de postproducción por Luke Shepard.

Por si no pudiste indentificar alguno de los monumentos que aparecen en este video, ésta es la lista completa por orden de aparición:

1. la Puerta de Brandeburgo (Berlín);
2. el Arco del Triunfo (París),
3. la Filarmónica de Luxemburgo (Luxemburgo),
4. el Atomium (Bruselas),
5. Westminister (Londres),
6. la Ópera de Copenhague,
7. la Fontana di Trevi (Roma),
8. la Torre de Belem (Lisboa),
9. el Hemisferic (Valencia),
10. la Catedral de Berlín,
11. el Museo Guggenheim (Bilbao),
12. la Catedral de Colonia (Alemania),
13. el Parlamento de Hungría,
14. la Ópera de Oslo (Noruega),
15. el edificio The Shard (Londres),
16. la Torre de Comunicaciones de Berlín,
17. el Museo Bode (Berlín),
18. la Mezquita Azul (Estambul),
19. la Catedral Alexander Nevsky (Sofia),
20. el Puente de la Torre (Londres),
21. el reloj astronómico de Praga,
22. la iglesia de Fraumünster (Zúrich),
23. el Palacio de las Artes Reina Sofía (Valencia),
24. el Ayuntamiento de Viena,
25. el Teatro Nacional de Budapest,
26. la Sagrada Familia (Barcelona),
27. el Coliseo Romano
28. y Under Krystallen (Copenhague).

Via: Pefil Turismo

Etiquetas de UNYKA: viajes, imperdible, video, HD

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NightVision

Viajemos!

La irresistible belleza nocturna de Europa en 3 minutos (Time-lapse)

En poco más de tres minutos se nos permite recorrer monumentos y edificios de 36 ciudades de 21 países del Viejo Continente.

La Puerta de Brandeburgo; el Parlamento y The Shard, en Londres; el Arco de Triunfo de París, la Sagrada Familia de Barcelona, el Parlamento de Budapest, el Atomiun de Bruselas, la Ópera de Oslo o el Palau de les Arts, de Valencia son algunas de las edificaciones que vemos en este magistral time-lapse, un conjunto  de miles de fotografías tomadas durante tres meses en 36 ciudades de 21 países del Viejo Continente y tras un laborioso trabajo de postproducción por Luke Shepard.

Por si no pudiste indentificar alguno de los monumentos que aparecen en este video, ésta es la lista completa por orden de aparición:

1. la Puerta de Brandeburgo (Berlín);
2. el Arco del Triunfo (París),
3. la Filarmónica de Luxemburgo (Luxemburgo),
4. el Atomium (Bruselas),
5. Westminister (Londres),
6. la Ópera de Copenhague,
7. la Fontana di Trevi (Roma),
8. la Torre de Belem (Lisboa),
9. el Hemisferic (Valencia),
10. la Catedral de Berlín,
11. el Museo Guggenheim (Bilbao),
12. la Catedral de Colonia (Alemania),
13. el Parlamento de Hungría,
14. la Ópera de Oslo (Noruega),
15. el edificio The Shard (Londres),
16. la Torre de Comunicaciones de Berlín,
17. el Museo Bode (Berlín),
18. la Mezquita Azul (Estambul),
19. la Catedral Alexander Nevsky (Sofia),
20. el Puente de la Torre (Londres),
21. el reloj astronómico de Praga,
22. la iglesia de Fraumünster (Zúrich),
23. el Palacio de las Artes Reina Sofía (Valencia),
24. el Ayuntamiento de Viena,
25. el Teatro Nacional de Budapest,
26. la Sagrada Familia (Barcelona),
27. el Coliseo Romano
28. y Under Krystallen (Copenhague).

Via: Pefil Turismo

Etiquetas de UNYKA: viajes, imperdible, video, HD

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Firefox Bets Its Mobile Future on Android, MeeGo

By Om Malik Jun. 28, 2010, 3:00pm PDT

 

Mozilla, the not-for-profit entity behind the Firefox browser, knows it’s late to the mobile party. It knows that in Apple and Google it has two highly motivated and well-funded competitors. But it also knows how to compete when the odds are stacked against it.

“We are in the first inning of the mobile browser game,” Jay Sullivan, VP of products at Mozilla, said to me. Until recently, Sullivan was Mozilla’s VP of mobile, which saw him help Firefox get a toehold in the mobile arena.

The company started with the Nokia N900; it was based on the Linux variant Maemo, which merged with Intel’s Mobilin and is now known as MeeGo. It is going to be underlying platform for most high-end phones being developed by Nokia. MeeGo and Android will be two key mobile platforms of focus for Firefox, Sullivan said.

“As a third-party application, we have the brand recognition for people to try us on Android,” he said. “But to succeed we have to do better than native browsers.” If it can build a compelling product that’s better than those of its rivals, Firefox can overcome its slow start, according to Sullivan. Mozilla will introduce the Firefox for Android Browser later this year; desktop synchronization, add-ons and its so-called AwesomeBar are some of the key features that Mozilla plans to include in order to compete against its mobile browser rivals. “Android is where we are going to find out the future,” he said.

 

Mozilla VP of Products, Jay Sullivan

It’s a smart bet. After all, Apple doesn’t allow either browsing on the iPhone or JavaScript engines, which compete and conflict with the device’s native ones. If Mozilla has any hope of getting Firefox onto Cupertino’s devices, it will be via its new application, Home, which it plans to submit to the iTunes App Store sometime in July.

Home allows you to get access to your desktop browsing history, open tabs and other such metadata via a cloud-based service, Firefox Sync. I saw an early version of the application when the Mozilla folks visited our office, and it’s pretty impressive.

When I asked Sullivan what he thought of being viewed as a laggard, he pointed out that while Mozilla was not “the hot kind on the block” and that “everything Google does gets a lot of attention,” Firefox is still continuing to grow. Of course, that doesn’t mean it’s safe. Only today news emerged that Google’s Chrome was now the third most popular browser in the U.S. Mozilla has also come under fire from the likes of Blake Ross, a co-creator of Firefox who now works for Facebook.

Sullivan said that Mozilla is paying attention to what others are saying and trying to fix the problems. Much of its focus is on improving stability and boosting performance, while at the same time seeking opportunities beyond the desktop. The recent release of Firefox 3.6.6 is a step in the right direction. The group will release Firefox 4 beta in a few weeks and make the full 4.0 version of the desktop browser available before the end of 2010. And if Steve Jobs thinks it’s OK, maybe Firefox Home will be available on the iPhone before the end of the summer.  “We have never retreated from the competition,” Sullivan said. “And we know we have a lot of work to do.”

Fuente: GigaOm

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Firefox Bets Its Mobile Future on Android, MeeGo

By Om Malik Jun. 28, 2010, 3:00pm PDT

 

Mozilla, the not-for-profit entity behind the Firefox browser, knows it’s late to the mobile party. It knows that in Apple and Google it has two highly motivated and well-funded competitors. But it also knows how to compete when the odds are stacked against it.

“We are in the first inning of the mobile browser game,” Jay Sullivan, VP of products at Mozilla, said to me. Until recently, Sullivan was Mozilla’s VP of mobile, which saw him help Firefox get a toehold in the mobile arena.

The company started with the Nokia N900; it was based on the Linux variant Maemo, which merged with Intel’s Mobilin and is now known as MeeGo. It is going to be underlying platform for most high-end phones being developed by Nokia. MeeGo and Android will be two key mobile platforms of focus for Firefox, Sullivan said.

“As a third-party application, we have the brand recognition for people to try us on Android,” he said. “But to succeed we have to do better than native browsers.” If it can build a compelling product that’s better than those of its rivals, Firefox can overcome its slow start, according to Sullivan. Mozilla will introduce the Firefox for Android Browser later this year; desktop synchronization, add-ons and its so-called AwesomeBar are some of the key features that Mozilla plans to include in order to compete against its mobile browser rivals. “Android is where we are going to find out the future,” he said.

 

Mozilla VP of Products, Jay Sullivan

It’s a smart bet. After all, Apple doesn’t allow either browsing on the iPhone or JavaScript engines, which compete and conflict with the device’s native ones. If Mozilla has any hope of getting Firefox onto Cupertino’s devices, it will be via its new application, Home, which it plans to submit to the iTunes App Store sometime in July.

Home allows you to get access to your desktop browsing history, open tabs and other such metadata via a cloud-based service, Firefox Sync. I saw an early version of the application when the Mozilla folks visited our office, and it’s pretty impressive.

When I asked Sullivan what he thought of being viewed as a laggard, he pointed out that while Mozilla was not “the hot kind on the block” and that “everything Google does gets a lot of attention,” Firefox is still continuing to grow. Of course, that doesn’t mean it’s safe. Only today news emerged that Google’s Chrome was now the third most popular browser in the U.S. Mozilla has also come under fire from the likes of Blake Ross, a co-creator of Firefox who now works for Facebook.

Sullivan said that Mozilla is paying attention to what others are saying and trying to fix the problems. Much of its focus is on improving stability and boosting performance, while at the same time seeking opportunities beyond the desktop. The recent release of Firefox 3.6.6 is a step in the right direction. The group will release Firefox 4 beta in a few weeks and make the full 4.0 version of the desktop browser available before the end of 2010. And if Steve Jobs thinks it’s OK, maybe Firefox Home will be available on the iPhone before the end of the summer.  “We have never retreated from the competition,” Sullivan said. “And we know we have a lot of work to do.”

Fuente: GigaOm

UNYKA Etiquetas de : google free libre utilitarios firefox android

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Dr.House: filmado con EOS 5D-MkII

Utilizada una EOS 5D mkII para rodar el capítulo final de la serie House

El director del capítulo final de la temporada de la serie House, Greg Yaitanes, ha hecho público que el equipo empleado para el rodaje íntegro ha sido una EOS 5D markII, fundamentalmente por la reducida profundidad de campo -más ‘cinematográfica’- y para su uso en espacios reducidos. Además ha respondido una serie de preguntas sobre el rodaje que podéis ver en Petapixel. Las lentes empleadas incluyen diferentes focales fijas, el 24-70/2.8 y el 70-200/2.8. Aunque enfocar con las mismas es complicado, una serie de nuevas lentes Zeiss están llamadas a resolver el problema, tal y como leemos en Fotoactualidad.
Gracias a rv por el aviso | Vía Petapixel

Vía: “Caborian: Editado el 13/04/2010 por Wiggin” – Fuente: PetaPixel

UNYKA Etiquetas de : camaras, Dr.House, series, EOS 5D MkII, TV

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Dr.House: filmado con EOS 5D-MkII

Utilizada una EOS 5D mkII para rodar el capítulo final de la serie House

El director del capítulo final de la temporada de la serie House, Greg Yaitanes, ha hecho público que el equipo empleado para el rodaje íntegro ha sido una EOS 5D markII, fundamentalmente por la reducida profundidad de campo -más ‘cinematográfica’- y para su uso en espacios reducidos. Además ha respondido una serie de preguntas sobre el rodaje que podéis ver en Petapixel. Las lentes empleadas incluyen diferentes focales fijas, el 24-70/2.8 y el 70-200/2.8. Aunque enfocar con las mismas es complicado, una serie de nuevas lentes Zeiss están llamadas a resolver el problema, tal y como leemos en Fotoactualidad.
Gracias a rv por el aviso | Vía Petapixel

Vía: “Caborian: Editado el 13/04/2010 por Wiggin” – Fuente: PetaPixel

UNYKA Etiquetas de : camaras, Dr.House, series, EOS 5D MkII, TV

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House Season Finale Filmed Entirely with Canon 5D Mark II

by Michael Zhang on Apr 9, 2010

The season finale of the popular TV show House, which will air on May 17th, was filmed entirely with the Canon 5D Mark II. cinema5D overheard the plan last month and Greg Yaitanes, the director of the show, has confirmed it through a tweet in which we made himself open to questions.

We’ll republish some of the interesting questions and answers here, interview style:

@MVRamunno: What is the difference in how it looks on a TV screen compared to a regular camera?

Greg Yaitanes: richer. shallow focus pulls the actors faces to forground [sic]

 

@oamad0101: How many frames per second and why a Canon 5D Mark II?

GY: 24p and wanted it for ease of use in tight spaces.

 

@unikissa: Ok, seriously. Can you tell us something about the lenses you used?

GY: all the canon primes and the 24-70 and the 70-200 zoom.

 

@sarabury: Did you have to change any of your working practices to fit in with differences between the 5D and a typical setup?

GY: some. focus was hard with these lenses but more “cine-style” lenses are being made as we speak.

 

@marykir: were you using CF cards for storage or some sort of mass storage mod? seems like you would need a lot of cards :)

GY: some 18gb or something like that card. gave us 22 min of footage.

 

@Drdiagnostic: How was the quality as compared 2 the traditional camera used in shooting?

GY: i loved it and feel it’s the future. cameras that can give you these looks.

 

@klizma: How did you manage to stabilize the camera in tight spaces? Any special kind of brackets?

GY: no. mostly gave it a hand held feel. or on a small tripod

This is quite an endorsement for Canon, with a network giant entrusting the finale of one of its most popular shows to the 5D Mark II (which happens to be the first digital camera to take the Presidential portrait as well).

Here’s what Wikipedia has to say about the popularity of the show:

In 2008, House was distributed in a total of 66 countries. With an audience of over 81.8 million worldwide, it was the most watched television show on the globe and far surpassed the viewership figures of the leading TV dramas the previous two years

If you haven’t yet, check out the short film, The Last 3 Minutes, which we posted earlier today. It was filmed with the same camera.

(via Canon 5D tips)

Fuente: PetaPixel – Via: Caborian

UNYKA Etiquetas de : camaras, Dr.House, series, EOS 5D MkII, TV

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House Season Finale Filmed Entirely with Canon 5D Mark II

by Michael Zhang on Apr 9, 2010

The season finale of the popular TV show House, which will air on May 17th, was filmed entirely with the Canon 5D Mark II. cinema5D overheard the plan last month and Greg Yaitanes, the director of the show, has confirmed it through a tweet in which we made himself open to questions.

We’ll republish some of the interesting questions and answers here, interview style:

@MVRamunno: What is the difference in how it looks on a TV screen compared to a regular camera?

Greg Yaitanes: richer. shallow focus pulls the actors faces to forground [sic]

 

@oamad0101: How many frames per second and why a Canon 5D Mark II?

GY: 24p and wanted it for ease of use in tight spaces.

 

@unikissa: Ok, seriously. Can you tell us something about the lenses you used?

GY: all the canon primes and the 24-70 and the 70-200 zoom.

 

@sarabury: Did you have to change any of your working practices to fit in with differences between the 5D and a typical setup?

GY: some. focus was hard with these lenses but more “cine-style” lenses are being made as we speak.

 

@marykir: were you using CF cards for storage or some sort of mass storage mod? seems like you would need a lot of cards :)

GY: some 18gb or something like that card. gave us 22 min of footage.

 

@Drdiagnostic: How was the quality as compared 2 the traditional camera used in shooting?

GY: i loved it and feel it’s the future. cameras that can give you these looks.

 

@klizma: How did you manage to stabilize the camera in tight spaces? Any special kind of brackets?

GY: no. mostly gave it a hand held feel. or on a small tripod

This is quite an endorsement for Canon, with a network giant entrusting the finale of one of its most popular shows to the 5D Mark II (which happens to be the first digital camera to take the Presidential portrait as well).

Here’s what Wikipedia has to say about the popularity of the show:

In 2008, House was distributed in a total of 66 countries. With an audience of over 81.8 million worldwide, it was the most watched television show on the globe and far surpassed the viewership figures of the leading TV dramas the previous two years

If you haven’t yet, check out the short film, The Last 3 Minutes, which we posted earlier today. It was filmed with the same camera.

(via Canon 5D tips)

Fuente: PetaPixel – Via: Caborian

UNYKA Etiquetas de : camaras, Dr.House, series, EOS 5D MkII, TV

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Feliz Día del Padre!

Amor para todos los que pueden abrazarlos y Recordarlos con Amor y Orgullo para los que nos guían y cuidan siempre! Para Papá!... Simplemente.Tuve la suerte de haber tenido 2 grandes Padres que me dio la vida: Mi Papa Osvaldo y Mi Abuelo Ramón.

PD: Para Chema, que estoy segura es uno de los mejores papás del planeta, que será el orgullo de su Daniel, como lo es de su propio padre: otro gran hombre que esta en mi corazón.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Feliz Día del Padre!

Amor para todos los que pueden abrazarlos y Recordarlos con Amor y Orgullo para los que nos guían y cuidan siempre! Para Papá!... Simplemente.Tuve la suerte de haber tenido 2 grandes Padres que me dio la vida: Mi Papa Osvaldo y Mi Abuelo Ramón.

PD: Para Chema, que estoy segura es uno de los mejores papás del planeta, que será el orgullo de su Daniel, como lo es de su propio padre: otro gran hombre que esta en mi corazón.

 

 

 

 

 

 

UNYKA Etiquetas de : videos, dia del padre, publicidades

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