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Looks like the Pixii Max is a missed opportunity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PCq1wMqs3g

Making a new camera, let alone a digital rangefinder, where your competition is the extremely pricey Leica, is a hard venture.

Most camera manufacturers will choose the easy path, to great success. A fine example for this is Nikon. They were very late to the mirrorless game, but they are now in the best position to take lead in that market.

The Z mount is truly amazing. I’ve tried the Nikon Zf and if I were to purchase a new mirrorless camera, this is where I’d spend my time and energy. Nikon does make some really great camera bodies also.

Anyway, back to digital rangefinders. I’ve always been fascinated by one. A rangefinder captures the way I like making pictures.

It is all about the ritual.

Something catches your eye. Then you try to tease it apart. What about it caught your eye? Was it the light, the color, the shape, the situation, the person, or yourself, your mood, or the interplay of them all?

Then you look and start to see possibilities.

The layers start appearing. The elements arrange. You consider and reject perspectives. You shuffle around diff angles. You attempt compositions, lighting and then use the tools of the exposure triangle to add your filters.

And make them.

The Pixii was a very interesting venture. It’s a French company trying to get into a market that just doesn’t have many competitors.

I am rooting for them. Unfortunately, the experience matters in a rangefinder. It looks like they’ve fallen short.

I hope they survive. I hope there is a Pixii v2 that addresses the concerns. I hope there is a more accessible digital rangefinder 🤞

Looks like the Pixii Max is a missed opportunity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PCq1wMqs3g

Making a new camera, let alone a digital rangefinder, where your competition is the extremely pricey Leica, is a hard venture.

Most camera manufacturers will choose the easy path, to great success. A fine example for this is Nikon. They were very late to the mirrorless game, but they are now in the best position to take lead in that market.

The Z mount is truly amazing. I’ve tried the Nikon Zf and if I were to purchase a new mirrorless camera, this is where I’d spend my time and energy. Nikon does make some really great camera bodies also.

Anyway, back to digital rangefinders. I’ve always been fascinated by one. A rangefinder captures the way I like making pictures.

It is all about the ritual.

Something catches your eye. Then you try to tease it apart. What about it caught your eye? Was it the light, the color, the shape, the situation, the person, or yourself, your mood, or the interplay of them all?

Then you look and start to see possibilities.

The layers start appearing. The elements arrange. You consider and reject perspectives. You shuffle around diff angles. You attempt compositions, lighting and then use the tools of the exposure triangle to add your filters.

And make them.

The Pixii was a very interesting venture. It’s a French company trying to get into a market that just doesn’t have many competitors.

I am rooting for them. Unfortunately, the experience matters in a rangefinder. It looks like they’ve fallen short.

I hope they survive. I hope there is a Pixii v2 that addresses the concerns. I hope there is a more accessible digital rangefinder 🤞

Looks like the Pixii Max is a missed opportunity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PCq1wMqs3g

Making a new camera, let alone a digital rangefinder, where your competition is the extremely pricey Leica, is a hard venture.

Most camera manufacturers will choose the easy path, to great success. A fine example for this is Nikon. They were very late to the mirrorless game, but they are now in the best position to take lead in that market.

The Z mount is truly amazing. I’ve tried the Nikon Zf and if I were to purchase a new mirrorless camera, this is where I’d spend my time and energy. Nikon does make some really great camera bodies also.

Anyway, back to digital rangefinders. I’ve always been fascinated by one. A rangefinder captures the way I like making pictures.

It is all about the ritual.

Something catches your eye. Then you try to tease it apart. What about it caught your eye? Was it the light, the color, the shape, the situation, the person, or yourself, your mood, or the interplay of them all?

Then you look and start to see possibilities.

The layers start appearing. The elements arrange. You consider and reject perspectives. You shuffle around diff angles. You attempt compositions, lighting and then use the tools of the exposure triangle to add your filters.

And make them.

The Pixii was a very interesting venture. It’s a French company trying to get into a market that just doesn’t have many competitors.

I am rooting for them. Unfortunately, the experience matters in a rangefinder. It looks like they’ve fallen short.

I hope they survive. I hope there is a Pixii v2 that addresses the concerns. I hope there is a more accessible digital rangefinder 🤞

Looks like the Pixii Max is a missed opportunity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PCq1wMqs3g

Making a new camera, let alone a digital rangefinder, where your competition is the extremely pricey Leica, is a hard venture.

Most camera manufacturers will choose the easy path, to great success. A fine example for this is Nikon. They were very late to the mirrorless game, but they are now in the best position to take lead in that market.

The Z mount is truly amazing. I’ve tried the Nikon Zf and if I were to purchase a new mirrorless camera, this is where I’d spend my time and energy. Nikon does make some really great camera bodies also.

Anyway, back to digital rangefinders. I’ve always been fascinated by one. A rangefinder captures the way I like making pictures.

It is all about the ritual.

Something catches your eye. Then you try to tease it apart. What about it caught your eye? Was it the light, the color, the shape, the situation, the person, or yourself, your mood, or the interplay of them all?

Then you look and start to see possibilities.

The layers start appearing. The elements arrange. You consider and reject perspectives. You shuffle around diff angles. You attempt compositions, lighting and then use the tools of the exposure triangle to add your filters.

And make them.

The Pixii was a very interesting venture. It’s a French company trying to get into a market that just doesn’t have many competitors.

I am rooting for them. Unfortunately, the experience matters in a rangefinder. It looks like they’ve fallen short.

I hope they survive. I hope there is a Pixii v2 that addresses the concerns. I hope there is a more accessible digital rangefinder 🤞

OWC boosts ThunderBlade X12 portable RAID to 192TB

Other World Computing has expanded the maximum capacity of its ThunderBlade X12 production shuttle RAID SSD to 192TB,…
#NewsBeep #News #Technology #CA #Canada #contentcreation #CreativeTechnologies #datamanagement #datatransfer #digitalimaging #EnterpriseStorage #Filmproduction #Imaging #NVMe #OtherWorldComputing(OWC) #storage #Thunderbolt #USB-C
https://www.newsbeep.com/ca/406920/

Instagram chief: #AI is so ubiquitous 'it will be more practical to fingerprint real media than fake media' Adam Mosseri says creators should prioritize "unflattering" images to prove they are real. https://www.engadget.com/social-media/instagram-chief-ai-is-so-ubiquitous-it-will-be-more-practical-to-fingerprint-real-media-than-fake-media-202620080.html #SocialMedia #Creativity #DigitalImaging

Exploring EXIF (2023)

https://hturan.com/writing/exploring-exif

#HackerNews #ExploringEXIF #EXIFdata #Photography #TechTrends #DigitalImaging

Harley Quinn Neon Image. #harleyquinn #digitalart #digitalimaging #digital #digitaldrawing #digitalpainting #dc #dcuniverse #margotrobbie #margotrobbieedit #margotrobbieharleyquinn

October 13, 2024 at 10:34PM

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Taylor Swift Bobble Head Digital Image @taylorswift #taylorswift #swifties #bobblehead #digitalart #digitalimaging #saffronhedgehog

October 13, 2024 at 09:40PM

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Taylor Swift Bobble Head Digital Image @taylorswift #taylorswift #swifties #bobblehead #digitalart #digitalimaging #saffronhedgehog

October 13, 2024 at 09:40PM

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I've been seeing some others so I thought I'd post a few #Sunset #Photos. These were all shot in #Florida in 2019. Using #CanonCamera #1DMkII #photography #DigitalPhotography #DigitalPhoto #DigitalImage #DigitalImaging #boat #boats #bird #anhinga #clouds #lighthouse

Since hashtags in bios seem not to be indexed for search (?), here are some of mine for discoverability as we newcomers find one another here.

#Museums
#MuseTech
#DigitalStrategy
#DigitalImaging
#DigitalCollections
#Collections
#OpenAccess
#OpenContent
#MuseumData
#UIUX
#IIIF
#InfoSec
#Infrastructure
#Sustainability
#Ethnomusicology
#CulturalHeritage
#Repatriation
#Nonprofits
#Leadership
#Governance

PS: If I learn that this post is a newbie gaffe, it may disappear quietly.

Hi everyone! I’m finally getting around to a brief introduction. I’m a postdoctoral researcher (on the OG(H)AM project: https://ogham.glasgow.ac.uk) in the Early Irish Department at #MaynoothUniversity. My research interests generally are in early medieval Irish language, archaeology, history and literature, more specifically #EarlyIrishEpigraphy #OghamAndInsularLatinPaleaography #DigitalEpigraphy and #DigitalImaging

Hi everyone! I’m finally getting around to a brief introduction. I’m a postdoctoral researcher (on the OG(H)AM project: https://ogham.glasgow.ac.uk) in the Early Irish Department at #MaynoothUniversity. My research interests generally are in early medieval Irish language, archaeology, history and literature, more specifically #EarlyIrishEpigraphy #OghamAndInsularLatinPaleaography #DigitalEpigraphy and #DigitalImaging

Russell Kirsch: Pixel Pioneer and the Father of Digital Imaging - It’s true what they say — you never know what you can do until you try. Russell Kirsch, who develope... - https://hackaday.com/2020/08/20/russell-kirsch-pixel-pioneer-and-the-father-of-digital-imaging/ #photomultipliertube #hackadaycolumns #photomultiplier #digitalimaging #originalart #drumscanner #videohacks #biography #scanner #pixels #pixel #nist #seac