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Archive for the ‘Movie’ Category

June 24, 2007

Free Four Eyed Monsters

This is apparently the first feature film to be uploaded on YouTube. Though according to their countdown on FourEyedMonsters.com it will only be on YouTube for the next 53 days (until August 15th). The movie has already receievd a number of awards and is currently holding a 6.7/10 user-rating on IMDB. The Four Eyed Monsters [...]

May 20, 2007

Chroma – Doubtful VLC Competitor

Chroma Player is a new movie player for the Mac, by MiraiLabs, that some say will be competition for Video Lan Client, VLC. Although I am biased when it comes to VLC, I do not believe that Chroma can be a serious competitor for VLC. Chroma’s main disadvantage; you have to pay for it. VLC [...]

March 14, 2007

Almost Apple Baked Block Buster

The coming block buster 300 which hit the US theatres March 9th, is made with a range of Apple tools. Here in Norway films don’t always hit our theatres before a couple of months. Trailer in HD can be seen here. Although Avid was apparently primarily used for the editing, Final Cut Pro also edited [...]

February 26, 2007

iPhone Ad Teaser: Hello

As rumored Apple aired an iPhone teaser at the Oscars last night. The so-called teaser can’t exactly be called a real ad, they have basically with an ounce of legal and copyright paperwork, whipped together a mixture of celebrity actors durnig the past 50 odd years answering the phone. And… saying, you guessed it: Hello! [...]

February 22, 2007

Why iTMS Movies Must Improve

I have previously been rather pro iTMS (iTunes Music Store), and I believe in paying where fees are due, for various material, be it movies or music etc.. Currently I am residing in Norway, and I know many of my readers live in Europe, or in other words outside the United States. The US being [...]

February 8, 2007

Consumer HD(V)-Camcocrder?

Canon HV20 a $1100 HDV camcorder reviewed t hdvinfo.net. Some of its nifty features include: HDMI, 4-channel audio and 10x HD Lens w/ Super Range Optical Image Stabilisation. Canon’s 2.96 megapixel 1/3-inch CMOS sensor provides native 1920×1080 resolution. Also found some lines written on the HV20 over at HD for Indies. And yes it will [...]