In my continual pursuit into different cameras both digital and film, someone inspired me to shoot some lomo photos. Unfortunately I don’t own a lomo camera but I managed to recreate the cross-processed look well enough in Photoshop. Can you tell the difference?
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Time to shop around if you are lucky enough to have a spare $3800 lying around. Via Shopbot.
Many of these films are worth a look at too! Via Smashing Magazine.
Yeah not bad I guess although why not allow users to design their own? Via Digg.
I LOVE the first film so this is sacrilege. Plus Jaden is only 10 years old! Why not just make a different movie altogether? Via comingsoon.
Copy and paste. Flash in Safari? Yes please. They also need a pleasefixtheipodtouch.com because it should be able to take photos & use GPS like the iPhone. Via Pleasefixtheiphone
Oh yes he does! Ha! Via Splicd.
Sexy but farking expensive for us Aussies. Via Apple.
Guess it makes sense to fast track this project right now. Via theage.
I tried opening my 4th Gen 40GB old skool iPod a couple of years back and broke mine. Don't try this at home! Via CNET UK.
Ultimately charming and heart-warming Pixar effort is a sheer delight from start to finish. Homage's to 2001, E.T and all your favourite childhood Sci-Fi movies are plentiful and just to realise so much emotion from an animated robot that hardly talks throughout the entire movie is a feat in itself. The Blu-ray version will be stunning!
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just checked out a few songs by the Earlies, yeah very nice. Once again jimmy your taste is flawless. cheers
Hey, the NGV is selling lomo cameras (except for the LC-A) right now as part of the 60’s Brit Art exhibition. It’s cheaper to buy them online though (even with US$20 postage). But they do have disposable lomos for $20! I’d like to check one of those out, got a spare $20 handy???
James
This canine seems familiar. He is obviously lost. Looking for his parents. He is also seeking an answer to a very important question: “what does James need for his forthcoming birthday?” In the Year of the Dog, the answer may lie to the East - and the pximity of carp-filled water in this photograph inspires one to contemplate sashimi. Is this moving in the right direction?