those Gif format files were very famous back on the on the early 90's. it was the only format that could animate a picture sequence.
Now we use mostly flash format files for web animations, however these gif files started popping up again on the net. the files now are used in very different ways, from art to wedding photography. I think that it is because all the mobile devices that can't ready flash format.
After a very long time, I decided to write again..
I've been in photography for more than 10 years now, all of them as non professional photographer.
I think that the line between professional and non professional photographer is very thin,is all about passion, practice and knowledge.
I call myself non professional photographer because i don't really make money from my photos and I don't work as photographer.
Lately i do a lot of portrait photography and street photography.
I started a new profile in 500px http://500px.com/JoeHabib check it out.
These days I'm trying to read a lot about street photography, how to communicate with the environment, how to take pictures without disturbing or in Interfering people on their day-life.
Anyway here are two youtube videos i'd like to share with you. Enjoy
When I saw this pic of the Sony HDR-PJ50, I was not surprised. After all, it isn’t the first time I have seen a projector on a camera. Nikon did this with the Coolpix S1000pj, and 3M did this withShoot and Share camera as well.
The projector of the HDR-PJ50 is able to project an image of 60-inches on any flat surface, but you are probably going to have to be in a very dark room.
Then there is the usual feature of a 1920 x 1080 HD video and an unusual feature of a built-in 220GB hard drive. As you might have guessed, it is good for memory sticks or SD cards. It also has a built-in 220GB hard drive, so you can catch a lot of video.
Other features include a 12X Optical zoom, and stills that can be captured at 7.1 Megapixels. Audio is captured at Dolby Digital 5.1, and it has a stereo camera mounted microphone.
I’m not certain how successful the Sony HDR-PJ50 will be, as I have heard that theCoolpix S1000pj didn’t do so hot as far as sales are concerned. However, I could be wrong.
I also don’t see any reason why a camera shouldn’t have a projector, but it definitely has to be at a price that consumers can afford. In this case, the HDR-PJ50 is about $1,201.95, which is a little out of my price range.
