World's First Sony F3 S-Log Test - Behind the Scenes

World's First Sony F3 S-Log Test - Behind the Scenes from Next Level Pictures on Vimeo.
New York City, NY (April 18, 2011) Next Level Pictures in association with Tstop Cinema teamed up with Abel Cine, Kessler Crane, Wide Open Camera, Angenieux, Carl Zeiss, Cooke, Tyler Mounts, and Miller to unveil the worlds first ever camera test using the Sony F3 with S-Log. S-Log isn’t scheduled for official release until late summer 2011 so we are proud to get our hands on the camera and put it through several latitude tests to include helicopter aerials by Vincent Laforet, vibrant Vegas city lights, and skin tone tests of two models in ten different locations throughout Las Vegas at NAB 2011. The crew of twelve had only ten hours with the camera to produce and film the entire project. The purpose of this test is to compare the latitude and image quality of the new S-Log firmware to native EX codec.

Drunk Guy Confuses Pants With His Shirt

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8 Hours in Brooklyn

8 Hours in Brooklyn from Next Level Pictures on Vimeo.

All footage was shot within an 8 hour span in Brooklyn, NYC. Several of these shots will be used in part w/ a series of spots we are directing/producing which will be released sometime in the near future.

大麥町一胎生16隻 牠母親也是一胎生16隻

英國一戶人家所養的一隻大麥町，一個多月前一胎生下16隻小狗，接近大麥町一胎生最多小狗的世界紀錄。令人驚奇的是，這隻母狗的母親也是一胎生16隻，她是其中的一隻。



據獸醫表示，這隻大麥町在生產時，先生了8隻，獸醫以為生完了，但牠接著又再接再厲生下8隻，總共16隻。

這戶人家將留下其中1隻，其餘小狗將售給人家飼養。



據瞭解，一般大麥町一胎可生8到9隻小狗。2009年英國一隻大麥町一胎產下18隻小狗，創下世界紀錄。

奇幻的彩色蚂蚁

多彩的蚂蚁

    通常人们头脑中蚂蚁的形象是黑色身体，不过最近一位英国科学家拍出一组彩色蚂蚁的照片，其中的秘密源自蚂蚁所吃的食物颜色。

    这组照片是由53岁的科学家穆罕默德·巴布博士拍摄的。他的灵感来自妻子哈梅埃姆，她发现蚂蚁的肚子在喝了牛奶后变成了白色，并把这一发现告诉了巴布。

正在品尝绿色食品的蚂蚁

    巴布博士由此大受启发。他将糖和红、绿、蓝、黄等颜色的食用色素混合在一起，做成胶状的彩色糖，放在花园里吸引蚂蚁。蚂蚁吃了颜色各异的糖后，半透明的胃的颜色就变成了他们所吃的糖的颜色。

    这正应了英语中那句老话“食如其人”(You are what you eat.)。正如这些照片显示，蚂蚁腹部的颜色会根据所吃糖水的颜色而变化。有一些蚂蚁还能从一个颜色变成另一个颜色。

  彩色蚂蚁

 
    这组照片看起来新奇有趣，可是拍摄的过程并不容易。巴布说：“尽管在短短几分钟就可以吸引到很多蚂蚁，但还是需要重拍很多次才能达到我想要的效果。拍一张 照片也是很辛苦的，因为在短短几分钟之内，前来的蚂蚁就已经非常多，这时我就要右手操作我的照相机，左手忙于赶走多余的蚂蚁。”