Try to do bw versions of Fuji X100 S. This time I use Monochrome filter (Br Y)
It’s been a couple of weeks since we released our Job Board out into the wild. We learned some valuable lessons on hiring product designers from it. And we continue to learn more as we go
This reason number two
2. Designers Want to Avoid Places with Dispassionate Workers
Another 41% of designers wanted to avoid jobs where their co-workers were apathetic to their work. It probably goes without saying, but might be worth repeating, designers like to be engaged with their work and those they work with. Dispassionate co-workers can quickly poison morale, their attitude spreading like a zombie virus.
Sometimes I feel this one in the current office. Very different from what I expected at the beginning. Hopefully everything will be done when I’m going to leave.
Q
Anonymous asked:
So you shoot with velvia? I haven't come across to many velvia shooters so thats pretty interesting.. do you lower the color setting any?
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mostly yeah because I like the different vibrant they give which quite different than nikon. But just last week I change my setting to use astia sometimes provia with lowered the colore but higher in tone and other settings
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Anonymous asked:
love the x100s pics! I havne't been able to decide between provia/asta/pro neg hi is there any that you prefer for any reason? any tips on settings and your favorite vsco pack?
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I like velvia so much because it’s vibrant. But if you really like the film feels, you better choose provia or asta, and decrese the saturations. For vsco, depend on which pack you use. I never stick to one setting, instead I have my own settings based on vsco which I think it’s fine for me.
This article explains the 12 basic principles of animation, borrowed from their 1981 book “The Illusion of Life: Disney Animation”.
Creating cast shadows for small icons
In the following two blog posts, we’d like to share our method of creating cast shadows in Photoshop. In this first post we’ll let you in on how we make cast shadows for small icons. In the next blogpost we will show you how we usually create cast shadows for larger icons, eg. for webapps and native OSX apps.
2000 years old oasis in China lie in the middle of desert.
New Flickr Redesign
Flickr Redesign feel too rush. It’s disrupt existing experience by force user to get used to new experience. If you’re familiar with 500px I think they aim similar approach. Unfortunately the experience is far from there.
If you notice the header is distracting. It should not be the prominent one when you logged in. Instead they should focus on showing the user the “bridge” which connect prev UI/UX to the new one.
When 500px start implementing UI like now; big pictures, thumbnails, grid base the result is great because it’s they selected/ curated content so well. Flickr is not like that, most of the content provide to us is our contact’s streams, news, groups which the “quality” of the image is not as good as 500px. The result is that you are forced to see unrelevant content when you’re logged in. What I mean by unrelevant is that now we will see if some of our contact publish instagram post to their stream. And the great thing that it will be displayed in big portions.
There is not a friendly bridge to mind this gap. We don’t have easy access to the things that we used to have easily. And the recent stats show you a quick glance to this “failure”. it might be too early, but I belive this will continue. Another example is this.
I don’t know if this is a notifications of recent activity until I saw “–” sign when hover on it. I realize that after looking at this couple times in “big view”. I’m curious of what they called “better”. Bigger image is not always better display and better UX.
Right now, If they don’t update the UI to be more friendly, I have no continuing my pro subscription. I want my money back.
I have lot of things to point out on where I think they’re missed. But I don’t have much time atm. Well I’m not alone with this.
Do you agree?
Last weekend I bartered with my friends who want to try my X100S. As return I got X-E1. At first try, the body has similar size with X100S but lighter. I got 35mm f 1.4 which is incridible. Too bad I don’t have much time to walkaround with this camera. But so far I’m impressed with the sharpness, bit faster AF and of course the bokeh.
Below are some picutres I took with this gear. I took while moving with different light conditions. Go check the Hi-Res and you’ll be impressed.
