“The rest of my life will probably be spent trying to decode the human psychology. Humans astound me.”
—www.DANIELCAMER.com
November 2011
21 posts
October 2011
25 posts
“Arrogance will get you far in life. Far from where you want to be.”
—www.DANIELCAMER.com
“RANT: Why must females fight for our attention with their sexuality? When will you stop distinguishing yourself based on your sexuality and start doing so based on who you are as a person. Mistake me not, most males will direct attention to the sexiest girl in the room but those are the males you don’t want to attract anyway. Focus on your priorities a genuinely interesting guy whom you would want to date will not care what you look like as much as he will care how amazing you are.”
—www.DANIELCAMER.com
“While the strong people focus on bettering themselves, the weak will easily give into temptation. Which are you?”
—www.DANIELCAMER.com
“Most people will sacrifice convenience for consistence.”
—www.DANIELCAMER.com
Post-shutter focusing.
As a photographer, I am always looking to add new innovations to my photographic arsenal, which brings me to share a pretty cool idea with you—the Lytro camera.
Here’s an innovation where you snap a picture without focusing, from which you load the data on to your computer, and focus it there. No in camera-focusing needed.
Try it out, here: http://www.lytro.com/living-pictures/278
While this idea is all good and dandy, do you think post-focusing could compromise the artistic integrity of taking a photo?
Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15383516
Canon's NEW (and more affordable) Secret Weapon.
The new full frame 1D and 1Ds series has been merged into a full frame 1Dx, and has a ~$7000 MSRP price tag.
Check out what engadget has to say about it, and afterwards make sure to check out the link below for video footage of the 14fps in action.
http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/18/canon-announces-eos-1d-x-full-frame-18mp-sensor-14-fps-204-80/?fb_ref=article&fb_source=home_multiline
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bYxsi1L5cRM
“Honesty and integrity are your best sales tools.”
—www.DANIELCAMER.com
“The game becomes limitless only once you realize there were no limits to begin with.”
—www.DANIELCAMER.COM
“Always remember: less is more.”
—www.DANIELCAMER.com
Facebook's New Marketing Strategy
If you’ve ever wanted to know why Facebook keeps updating their newsfeed, here’s your answer. To be specific, here is your answer for Facebook’s most recent change in newsfeed.
By default, Facebook now displays the “top news” every day, with recent news hidden until the logged in user decides they would like to “see recent news”.
The reason for this is that the platform can now track the user interaction with the website for marketing information. To be measurable, anyone who wants to “see recent news” is deemed a more thorough social media user, whereas anyone who simply views top news and logs off without interacting too deeply with the website is viewed as a light(er) social media user.
The newsfeed change can now genuinely track the impressions each post makes on users. To elaborate: fanpage administrators can track how many ‘hits’ or ‘impressions’ their posts generate per specified time period. Based on this information, users can limit their posts to just the ones that generate large amounts of ‘impressions’, which in turn increases Facebook usage to some extent—this is good news for Facebook AND Fanpage admins.
In order to accurately track this information, Facebook programmers have implemented the most recent newsfeed so that when people who click “see recent news”, it is known that they are genuinely viewing the specified fanpage post for which Facebook provides the ‘impression’ data.
“The right balance between transparency and mystery will open many doors.”
—DANIELCAMER.COM
