"In bright daylight, I can see further than in twilight. Why? For the same reason as in photography: Imagine you have a camera that's focused on 1 meter, but with broken focus. In bright daylight, you may be able to use f/16 aperture, which means that you can see beyond 1 meter (due to the increased depth of field). In lower light, you have to use a larger aperture (say, f/2.8), which gives you a lower depth of field, and you may only be able to photograph things that are 1 meter away. In bright light, your pupils contract, and in low light, the opposite happens."
source: the difference between your eye and a camera
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LonelyGirl48 Wins!
One Glass Video's film "Lonelygirl48" won the Boston Comedy Festival Short Film competition! Huge congrats to collaborators Kendra Cunningham, Vicky Kuperman and Evan Leed!
Editing the Dead
Choose-your-own-adventure style YouTube experience. Night of the Living Dead / Editing the Dead
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Recent News
One Glass Video's "Lonelygirl48" (a video collaboration with comedians Kendra Cunningham and Vicky Kuperman) is screening tonight at the Boston Comedy Festival. If you are in the Boston area, come out and watch the film! (tickets here)
In other news, "Jay Dreams" (a film by Catherine Pancake, sound mix by One Glass Video) screened in NYC on Sunday at Mix NYC Experimental Film Festival.
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