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  • Speedlinks July 2010

    • MediaStorm have posted their newest collection of projects worth watching.
    • FStoppers photographer Lee Morris pulled off an entire fashion shoot with his iPhone 3Gs and got some impressive results.
    • Tom A. Warner created a very cool video of lightning bolts in slow motion – 9000 fps!
    • On photogen.lu I’ve started a list of camera stores in and around Luxembourg. It’s far from complete but you might want to bookmark it for the next time you plan to buy a camera.
    • Strobist has blogged about the neat Strobox iPhone app, which allows you to draw lighting diagrams on the go.
    • Adelene Enersen has created a lovely series of baby photographs, in which she imagines what her daughter Mila dreams about when she takes a nap.
    • EOS Camera Movie Record allows you to capture 720p video on Canon cameras that have LiveView, like my trusty 40D, for instance.

  • Speedlinks June 2010

    • Alcohol under the microscope. Telegraph.co.uk presents a series of colourful abstract photographs of alcoholic drinks which ‘under a microscope reveal the molecules that make up our favourite tipples.’
    • Camera Odyssey. A waterproof Nikon camera travelled over 1000 miles through the ocean from Aruba to Florida. When it was found it was still functional and had even recorded some video footage along the way.
    • Canon Quickguides are small cheat sheets that document specific features of Canon equipment.
    • Sylights offers an online lightining diagram editor that allows photographers to share their lighting setups.
    • Pixlr is an online image editor with some worthwhile tools for when you need to work on an image but don’t have access to editing software.

  • Speedlinks May 2010

    • London, Geotagged. Which bits of London get photographed the most? Eric Fisher has collected data from a couple of photo sharing sites to create a map overlay which reveals London’s most photographed areas.
    • The Battlefield Pinhole Camera records photographs on three strips of film roll simultaneously. Pretty cool. The site has a writeup on how to make one yourself if you’re in the DIY mood.
    • findexif.com If you need to check the EXIF of an online image on the fly, tell findexif the URL and it extracts the info for you. No download required.
    • Things We Love. Mediastorm has posted a new selection of their favourite multimedia projects out there, including some breathtaking short films.