Is It Real or Is It Green Screen?


The Stargate Studios backlot reel below shows off how just about every scene filmed on a city street is digitally altered:

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What Does a Picture Sound Like?

Photosounder
The video below is a demonstration of Photosounder. “A cutting edge spectral editing program, offering the best spectrogram editing and synthesis capabilities, making use of unique spectrograph, synthesis and filtering algorithms developed specifically to achieve the best results possible.” Without using any tech-talk, it’s a program that translates pictures into sounds.

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Avatar Review

Avatar Review
After throwing my thirteen dollars to James Cameron’s latest pile of billions, I can safely say that while it most assuredly lives up to the visual hype, as an actual story it leaves a helluva lot to be desired.

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The iPhone Zoom Lens - For The Spy In All Of Us

The iPhone Zoom Lens is for Spies
For all those avid iPhone photographers out there–or for those spies on a budget–this ridiculous iPhone zoom lens is a must-have.

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Wii Fit Plus Hands-On

Wii Fit Plus
Atomik takes a look at the Wii Fit Plus and how much it can truly help you get fit.

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Slow Motion Bullet Impacts


Below is a video showcasing ten whole minutes of different bullets impacting different materials in super-slow motion. I would normally draw the “gist” portion of the article out, enticing you to view the video below, but there isn’t much more to be said.

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Hao Hua's Scroll Inspired Laptop To Become A Reality

Hao Hua's Design Being Used To Create The New Rolltop
Sony and Orkin Design have both debuted roll-up laptops at this year’s CEATEC, but they’re a little late to the party. The laptops share a lot of eerie similarities to the Hao Hua design we saw back in April.

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Be F cking Awesome

Be Fucking Awesome
Everybody wants to be awesome. Whether they admit it or not, everybody knows that being totally awesome beats the alternative. While many think they’re awesome, and some even go so far as to proclaim they’re awesome, it’s often too subjective to tell. Until now.

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Happy Birthday, Barcode

Happy Birthday, Barcode
Drawing inspiration from the rhythmic Morse code, Norman Woodland “extended the dots and dashes downwards and made narrow lines and wide lines out of them.” Drawn in the sand of the beach, this is the first known instance of what would later be called the Barcode.

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Gorilla Cataract Removal Surgery A Success

Gorilla Cataract
When Miami Metrozoo employees noticed Josephine, the 42 year old gorilla grandmother, began isolating herself, they could tell something was amiss. After a few routine tests they found that Josephine was in tip-top shape, save for one thing. She was going blind.

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