It should be a blast, especially the opening. I might be baking muffins for consumption on the occasion (but you didn't hear that from me). Apple oatmeal cinnamon raisin muffins (when in doubt, bribe with food, right?)

The show will be open for the week, 10-5 every day from the opening night on the 30th thru until Dec. 7th.

20$ says Joe Marine reposts this on NewFilmSchool within 2 days.

It would be helpful if a patch would add an extra moveable line to the Custom Guide, which from factory, the GH2 brings only one. The addition of the line would help in marking internally the top of the LCD and with the second one the bottom. Hackers, would be this possible?

Here is the wished two lines and GH2 factory (single) Custom Guide.

This friday while retiring from a work in the national library i called a taxi, and that is the last thing i remember. They took it all my gear ALL OF IT, my wallet credit card etc, of course my cellphone, FOR LUCK NO MY LIFE. i dont know how i managed to get into my house that night, my girlfriend tells me i called her while getting iside the taxi, telling her i call her in 15 minutes, i never called. The next day i realize that i dint knew how i manage to get home, i was throwing up my soul to the toilet, all day with head pain and intoxicated.

MAIN GOAL, MAKE LIGHT WEIGHT COMPLETE SYSTEM WITH GOOD OPTICS. NO MORE THAN 4kilos on hand. i have $4900 I need to buy NEW gear, but i need good deals, Im from peru so shiping cost is important.

Also i would like you to consider that i have back surgery, and i cant carry arround to much weight.

I though about buying the Samyang Cine lenses: 8mm 14mm 25mm 35mm 85mm. GH2, 4x sandisk 16gb extreme SD, 2 batteries. The resto of the gear i dont know well, i have some advices from vitaliy, but comunity also knows alot.

Thanks you very much!!!

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-11-14/chart-day-fiscal-cliff-rest-us

But a week ago, Google decided to launch a re-designed interface that hid most options, required more clicks, and move them to the top where they could only be used with an animated reveal (that you had to wait for) in order to make the desktop based image search more consistent with mobile use.

Worse still, the have "temporarily" removed the ability to specific "larger than" or "exact size" image options when searching. Now you can only specify three vague categories of size at best, and even that takes several clicks!

Over a 170 people have posted complaints in the last week in the official Google group at https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/websearch/xcv50_kJ9Pc/ApEqKbCI8u4J but it may take a lot more for Google to get the idea people do NOT like having functionality randomly removed for no apparent reason and that desktop users do NOT like having their functionality impacted just to make things "consistent" with mobile users.

If you have Twitter or Facebook and agree, please share this post. https://twitter.com/PerLichtman/status/268864289429929984

If you want to let Google know directly, please post to the official thread. https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/websearch/xcv50_kJ9Pc/ApEqKbCI8u4J

We couldn't stop Panasonic from ditching an MAR sensor, but this IS something we can do something about. Google has changed similar things in the past in response to public outcry.

It is official. The US will overtake Saudi Arabia to become the world's top oil producer by 2017. The International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its world outlook for 2012 this morning that the US will be a net exporter of gas by 2020, with all the vast implications of abundant cheap gas for its chemical, plastics, glass, and steel industries. "The United States, which currently imports around 20 per cent of its total energy needs, becomes all but self-sufficient in net terms – a dramatic reversal of the trend seen in most other energy importing countries," it said. This is entirely due to the shale and gas revolution. North America as a whole will become a significant net exporter. People were too quick to write off America after the Carter Malaise of the 1970s, and they have been too quick again after the subprime bubble (now largely cleared). As Adam Smith said, there is a lot of ruin in a great nation. Saudi Arabia will quickly fade as swing force in global energy markets unless it stops gobbling up its own output with such careless abandon. It currently charges 14 cents a litre for petrol and seven cents for diesel at the pump. They give it away. They should copy to Abu Dhabi and switch to solar power pronto for air conditioning, freeing up oil for exports. Whether or not the world can supply enough oil to feed the Chinese dragon depends on Iraq. If it all goes well, output will jump from around 2 million barrels a day (b/d) to 8 million by 2035. It if goes really well, output could reach 10 million. If all this turns out to be wishful thinking, the world is stuffed. The biggest "new supply" over the next quarter century is energy efficiency. That is worth a Saudi Arabia and a half. Allegedly. A few things struck me: * Coal has provided half the entire growth in world energy supply over the last decade, much more than renewables. * Total investment in oil and gas alone this year is (estimated) $619 billion. It shows the sheer scale. * Total oil output will be less than 100 million b/d by 2035. This is not that much higher than this year at 87 million. This is Plateau Oil in all but name, yet the industrial revolutions of China and India will continue apace, and the nuclear industry has just taken a huge blow. More coal I guess, and windmills. The 688-page report – which I am not at liberty to publish online – is full of fascinating details. The clearest message is that water shortages in large parts of the world are the chief constraint on energy and power. Cooling a coal power plant without water is not easy, and solar parks are very thirsty. Yes, China has the world's biggest shale gas reserves at 36 trillion cubic metres, but much of it is in places like the Tarim Basin in Xinjiang with "severe water scarcity". Look at this chart (taken from the IEA report, page 518, figure 17.9) Some 65pc of China's water use is for irrigation, and 23pc for industry – mostly in coal production. Notice how much of the coal industry is in areas with water troubles. Non-renewable aquifers are being depleted very fast. Under the latest five-year plan China is diverting rivers equal to the Tigris and Euphrates combined to supply the dry belt. Water will have to be rationed much more severely by price, as will electricity. That will be an extra cost/tax, a loss of competitive advantage. Ditto for India. I was told a couple of years ago by Cheng Siwei – then head of China's green energy drive – that the country's economic growth over recent years has been negative if you adjust for eco-damage and exhaustion of non-renewable resources. This will soon become a tangible cost. Water-adjusted GDP may yet become a vogue term.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/ambroseevans-pritchard/100021244/us-to-overtake-saudi-arabia-in-oil-as-chinas-water-runs-dry/

Sorry if it was posted but here it is just in case.

You can see longer versions of each part of that video on other videos on their channel. http://www.youtube.com/user/dslrgearnoidea/videos?view=0

I think it's sort of to say bigger cameras is not always the best, it's too advanced for some people and it's also making fun of Camera geeks like us. Still, you can see the main purpose is to advertise Sony NEX cameras. So I guess the NEX cameras are supposed to be the hero to the rescue.

WARNING - excessive flame below

Use wiki to save your time and check that is F stop - http://www.personal-view.com/faqs/camera-usage/general-camera-usage-faq

If this is not enough, google and read for few extra minutes.

Global Monetary Systems Don't work.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/capital-weather-gang

I think what Coppola to see shots of the GH2 was somewhat familiar with this movie great unknown but which he felt so proud. I'd love to ask him about it, but that is almost impossible.

Excuse me if this thread its trivial and offtopic, but wanted to share this impression.

And I recommend to all screenwriters and directors see this movie frugal, sometimes with limited resources and without a very complex story, but well told and surprising elements can do a good job in this case is a masterpiece.

Attached some pictures of it.

PS: Sorry for my poor English.

• Remember what each month we pay for VPS hosting, and since last month now also pay for additional daily backup located outside of hoster network (for safety).
• Remember what we don't have big team to support site. No admins, paid moderators, etc.
• Remember what all the guys who offered us help with scripts never did anything. And I have big amount of prototypes and necessary changes list. So, if we'll have resources I'll try to form small team to improve this site.
• Remember what we hope to form small team for Photokina coverage to cover GH3 and other new amazing things introduced. And without support it'll be just fantasies. Previous exhibitions showed how extremely hard is to get good coverage, as we had no money to pay to people who really had skills.
• Remember that new cameras are coming, we now have GF5, and G5 and GH3 are not far away.
• Remember that it is always best to support regularly, even very small amount if you are in economic trouble.

About our hacks development plans http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/4049/development-plans#Item_22

We’ve reached the point in our screwed-up political media culture where the polling companies and forecasters—not the pundits, not the spokespeople, and certainly not the candidates—are the only people being evaluated rigorously on the substance of their arguments.

http://updates.deadspin.com/post/34780905169/nate-silvers-braying-idiot-detractors-show-that-being

The latest video for the additional Gert Board is interesting for anyone wanting to create a DIY FF

www.raspberrypi.org/archives/868

The Rasberry Pi forum is the place to go to collaborate on projects. Perhaps a Persona-l-View thread could be started over there.

kind regards Bantammenace

btw great news about GF3's imminnent hack release

Just wanted to make aware a situation I've had with the Wondlan Carbon Stabiliser for those who may be thinking of purchasing one.

I got mine back in April and due to various reasons I've only really used about 3 times for any great length. When I went to use it the other day I noticed that the screw that tightens the plate to the base had stripped and so no longer tightened, essentially rendering the stabiliser an expensive walking stick.

I spoke to Wondlan about it and they've told me I need to buy a new part + shipping. I didn't really that was fair considering it was clearly their issue, I've only been using it as directed and the part has failed. So now I have got them down to just need to paying for shipping (which really still isn't acceptable). What's concerned me more is that it is the same part they are replacing it with, they haven't engineered a better part even though they admitted they knew of the problem. So basically I'm paying for a part that I know is going to fail again.

The reason I'm bringing this to other people's attention is that when I said I wasn't really happy about paying for the same part as it was likely to fail again, the rep told me to 'be more careful'.

Obviously I want to get my stabiliser up and running again but I thought anyone who was thinking about getting one would like to know.

It really brings out hidden flavor from cheap Costco wine.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UPOJ5W/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00

I came from Canon HV20, and in terms of resolution and overall perfomance, i consider the hacked GH1-GH2 a quantum leap from HV20, mostly because they were both (new) in sub $1500 range.

Now we are seeing new cameras coming, and people like to say the BMCC is the "best bang for buck" (lol) at $3000.

But my question is: until we don't have a professional ROI, how much these $3000 cameras are worth the investment?

I see i can do my homework with GH2, and honestly, even much more than that.

My question to expert people here is: do you see a quantum leap coming? I mean one like the HV20 to GH1-2 was.

If you can see it, can it be the bmcc? If not, which features a new dlsr (or camcorder) must have to make another quantum leap, and what would be the price point? (Consider your answer like a mathematic equation, HV20 : Hacked GH2 = Hacked GH2 : price-features )

I remember when 1920x1080p seamed impressive for that size. Actually, it still is.

http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/after-three-years-and-spending-one-hundred-and-thirty-million-dollars-someone-must-be-embarassed-to-show-this-trailer-for-empires-of-the-deep-with-olga-kurylenko?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Increased production of energy from a number of sources including deepwater drilling, natural gas exploration and Canada’s oil sands could make North America the next Middle East, according to a new report from Citigroup. (snip)

Full article: http://www.cnbc.com/id/46804871/Is_North_America_the_Next_Middle_East_for_Energy

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