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Issue No. 67 October 2014
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Photographer Dale May shot for Time Out London at TIFF
British photographer Dale May, now based in NYC, shot Benedict Cumberbatch for Time Out Magazine London, during this years TIFF. With his edgy, yet illustrative style, he caught the man of the Moment at the Trump Hotel. S1 Supplied: Lighting, Grip, Assistant and Van Service Dale MayTime Out LondonLink to the photos
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Andrew Soule shoots FLARE Magazine in Las Vegas
Toronto based photographer, Andrew Soule, was again flying to another city to use as a backdrop for his edgy location based editorial fashion style. Andrew, repped by Judy Inc., shot a fabulous story in Las Vegas for this Months Flare Magazine. S1 Supplied: Laptop Location Kit, Camera support Andrew SouleJudy IncFlare Magazine
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Jennifer Livingston shoots Hollywood Female Directors
for New York Times - T Magazine
NYC based photographer, Jennifer Livingston, was up in TO shooting for T Magazine (part of the New York Times). The story was about Female Hollywood Directors. Check out Canada's own Sarah Polley! S1 Supplied: Grip and Van Service Jennifer LivingstonT MagazineLink to the photos
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Second Cup "Flat White" Campaign
- Retouching by Adhi @ S1 Digital
Second Cup's latest campaign is promoting a new coffee to Canada, that is popular in Australia & New Zealand, the "Flat White". Adhi at S1 Digital composited the many layers, and retouched the final image, to create a simple but elegant campaign image. They were thrilled.
Creative Direction: Al Strano of Strano & Pettigrew
Retouching: Adhi @ S1 Digital
Strano + PettigrewS1 DigitalLink to the photos
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Arkan Zakharov travels to Istanbul for Glow Magazine
Toronto based photographer, and Co Creator of Pulp magazine, Arkan Zakharov traveled to Turkey with his team, to shoot Canadian model Dauphine Mckee, for the cover and inside story for the September issue of Glow Magazine. Zinc Productions worked out all the logistics for this shoot. S1 Supplied: Camera, iWork case, Bounces and Hand held Reflectors Arkan ZakharovKathi ZBehind the scenes video!
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Natasha Nicholson shoots McCain's Fresh Ingredients
Toronto based photographer, Natasha Nicholson who has been shooting up a storm in the food category, recently shot a series of homepage banner images to display the fresh ingredients used in McCain's snacks and products. S1 Supplied: HMI Lighting, Grip and Van Services Natasha NicholsonMcCain
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This Weds & Thurs visit S1 Booth at Profusion Expo
15-16 Oct @ the Toronto Convention Center
If you are going to attend only one trade show in Canada for Still & Motion it should be ProFusion, this coming Wednesday & Thursday in downtown TO at the Toronto Convention Center. (Near the CN Tower). Visit the S1 Booth at ProFusion, and see S1's latest rental offerings in MSE Camera Support, K5600 & Profoto & ARRI HMI's, BronColor Para Reflector Line, Flanders video reference monitors, Digital Capture service, new Zeiss Otus, and Sigma Art lenses for Nikon, and even a tour of a S1 Package Van. Whether your involved in the industry as an DOP, Photographer, Producer, Lighting director, or Freelancer, Profusion 2014 is the must attend Canadian Industry event!. Click here for Free Tickets and InformationProFusion 2014 WebsiteClick here to view map & directions
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Pricing And Negotiating: Forbes Magazine Contract
The Peeps over at A Photo Editor always have lots of cool Pricing & Contract info. Check out the Forbes magazine contract. It's separated into an Artists' Agreement (which gets signed once), and a Schedule A (which gets signed for each assignment). Click here for more info
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Getty Images releases free iOS app for browsing and sharing millions of images
Six months after shifting its business model to embeddable photos, Getty Images has released an iOS app designed to help you browse and share its massive collection. Click here for more info
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A one-of-a-kind marketplace from Steven Soderbergh
Steve Soderbergh does it again, this time with Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Watch this movie version, and think only about staging, how the shots are built and laid out, what the rules of movement are, what the cutting patterns are. See if you can reproduce the thought process that resulted in these choices by asking yourself: why was each shot-whether short or long-held for that exact length of time and placed in that order? Sounds like fun, right? It actually is. To me. Oh, and Steve removed all sound and color from the film...worth watching.
Click here to see the video
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Another Subway Ad Blows a Woman's Hair Around as Trains Arrive, but There's a Twist
A Swedish subway ad got a lot of attention earlier this year by showing a woman's hair blowing beautifully in the wind whenever a train arrived. And now it has inspired another attention-grabbing display. Sent in by Peter Bradshaw of K5600 Click here to see the video
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Seeing The Light - Shane Hurlbut's Philosophy On Success
What sets you and your work apart? Having a clear idea of this is critical if you want to develop your work but when was the last time you actually thought about it? Shane Hurlbut is a veteran Director of Photography and today shares his thoughts on his career and success. Whether you work with stills or motion, his approach sets him apart and we can all learn from him. Click here for more info
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How I Invested 8 Months In Creating A 2.5D Movie To Attract New Clients
To attract new clients, I decided that I needed something a bit different for my portfolio. I had a crazy idea and no money, but I embarked upon this epic project regardless. My idea was to shoot a 2.5D video consisting of 29 separate still photography photo shoots in a project which took me 8 months to complete. Link to the story
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Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens Review
Sigma isn't a brand name that is often thought of in professional photography, but their new line of Art Lenses are pretty great. Note: This Sigma lens rates very highly under test reviews and is said to be better than anything else available, making the 37mp Nikon D800E a contender for Phase One, when budget is an issue. Auto Focus too! Link to the review
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Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens Review
Although not on the same level as the Zeiss Otus lenses, the new Sigma Art Lenses are an excellent auto-focus option for Nikon shooters, and probably the best option. Note: This Sigma lens rates very highly under test reviews and is said to be almost as good as the Zeiss Otus 55mm, making the 37mp Nikon D800E a contender for Phase One, when budget is an issue. Auto Focus too! Link to the review
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Rumor No More: ARRI Reveals Their 6K 65mm Cinema Camera, the ALEXA 65
There have been rumors floating around about ARRI developing a 6K 65mm digital cinema camera for some time. The mysterious camera finally made its official debut at this year's Cinec event. Introducing the ARRI ALEXA 65. Click here for more info
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"How Come This Stuff Isn't Animated?" The Story of Mr. GIF
Mr. GIF wants to animate the Internet. The creative duo has made photographing and illustrating GIFs-the 27-year-old bitmap image format that supports crude animation-their calling card. They're the team that Marc Ecko, Evian and Transamerica tap when they need to quickly make strong, easily shareable moving images for whatever they're selling.. Click here for more info
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ARRI M18 - 1200w HMI
The M18 combines MAX Technology, True Blue features and a 1200 W lamp. The result is an exciting new class of HMI that can be powered from domestic sockets. Adjustable from 20° to 60° beam angle. Comes with High Speed Power Gems EM180P Ballast allowing up to 3000 frames / sec shooting speeds. Rental Day: $219 Link to ARRI website
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ARRI M18 - 1800w HMI
The M18 combines MAX Technology, True Blue features and a new 1800 W lamp. It is as small as a 1200 W PAR lamphead but with 70% higher light output. Adjustable from 20° to 60° beam angle. Comes with High Speed Power Gems EM180P Ballast allowing up to 3000 frames / sec shooting speeds. Rental Day: $219 Link to ARRI website
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ARRI M40 - 2500w HMI
Like all members of the M-Series, the 2500w M40 unifies the advantages of a PAR light and a Fresnel fixture. Due to the unique lens-less MAX Technology, the unit is open face and thus very bright, but also focussable over a range of 18 to 52° HPA (Half Peak Angle), casting a crisp shadow. Comes with High Speed Power Gems EM425P Ballast allowing up to 3000 frames / sec shooting speeds. Rental Day: $322 Link to ARRI website
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ARRI M40 - 4000w HMI
Like all members of the M-Series, the 4000w M40 unifies the advantages of a PAR light and a Fresnel fixture. Due to the unique lens-less MAX Technology, the unit is open face and thus very bright, but also focussable over a range of 18 to 52° HPA (Half Peak Angle), casting a crisp shadow. The reflector characteristics is optimised for 4000 W lamps. Comes with High Speed Power Gems EM425P Ballast allowing up to 3000 frames / sec shooting speeds. Rental Day: $322 Link to ARRI website
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Anti-Selfie Short Film Tells Us Your Behavior Makes Celebs Really Sad
Aspirational, a short film starring Kirsten Dunst for Vs. Magazine, takes an exaggerated look (we hope) at people's obsessions with taking selfies with celebrities. Click here for more info
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John Malkovich Shines in Brilliant Recreations of Iconic Photos
Sandro Miller wanted to find a way to pay tribute to the photographers that changed his perspective on art. So Miller turned to a friend and co-worker of 17 years who also, incidentally, happens to be one of pop culture's most cultish personalities. Yes, the man himself: John Malkovich. Link to the photos
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Wearable Drone Takes Selfie To The Next Level, Meet Nixie
The combination of a wearable camera, the subject of Photographer Renn Scott's Ontario Science Centre display 14 years ago, combined with a downsized and wrist wearable drone, creates and new way to document yourself. A 3rd person Selphie? Meet Nixie, a micro drone that wraps around your arm and at the flick of a wrist, takes off to snap photo/video of yourself in action. Click here to see the video
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