While cameras have become very much affordable and also easy to use, a good photographer has to decide where he wants to focus while shooting. Very often professional photographers do not have the time to decide that, for they may be shooting an action sport, dynamic wildlife etc. But that is the thinkg of the past. Here comes Lytro.
There is no need to focus. The camera captures the entire visible light field and you can focus on different planes using the accompanying software. Simple? The technology is not so. The product is amazing and comes at a price of $399 and $499 depending on the memory.
Windows users .. have to wait more time. A Mac is needed for using the software. Shipping is noe restricted to USA. Preordering is on. Check out the Lytro site
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Some Interesting Indian Cookery References
Some Interesting Indian Cookery references on the Youtube
Gayatri has 291 uploads. Homely Andhra recipes.
Manjula has only 192 uploads but a good choice of some interesting Indian sweets.
Anuja & Hetal do a wonderful job of demonstrating Indian recipes. Simple and easy to follow, the videos a good source for some Gujarati delicacies. Has around 460 uploads
Presented by Sanjay Thumma; A very colourful and nice Indian recipes. The videos are to some extent focused on South Indian recipes. Good presentation skills and easy to understand voice over. Has around 390 uploads.
Personally I liked Vahchef.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Smart, Smarter, Smartest ….
With the increasing competition among the smartphones one wonders which one is the smarter smartphone. Engadget has released the winter selection. Interestingly 11 of the 22 listed are Samsung. The lawsuits between Apple and Samsung are busy hotting up. Apple has had a setback in Australia and USA. What can Samsung do? A fantasy on options for Samsung and other product companies, see it here.
Any thoughts on what would be the smartest phone?...
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