Inexpensive Quick Release Follow Focus only $88
Cheesy Cam has some news on an $88 reversible follow focus system. Damn that is a good price. Still need a set of 15mm Rails to support it, but still pretty impressive.
Cheesy Cam has some news on an $88 reversible follow focus system. Damn that is a good price. Still need a set of 15mm Rails to support it, but still pretty impressive.
So over the weekend one of my two wounds for my chest tubes opened up. It is healed at the bottom, but it has left a nasty opening and doesn't look so good. We called the nurses and they said to steri strip it closed and keep it clean and dry and iodined, and at some point today the nurse is supposed to come by and take a look. I may be going to to the emergency room to get stitched back up, that will make for a fun day! It does look rather nasty, looks like the scab has stayed wet from the iodine and is all yellow and pus-ey looking (makes sense that a scab is made from white blood cells).Other than that the worst part is the coughing. I seem to still have liquid in my lungs from having the tube into my lungs fro surgery. It is maybe a little better, but I am still having to use a spirometer to exercise my lungs and have someone clap my back while I cough to clear the liquid (which is clear so not infected), but it hurts like all hell, and there is no way I can do the 2 minutes on each side of my lungs as nose fills with the liquid and i have to sit up to clear my head in between switching to the other side.The only thing that hurts as much is when I sneeze, and all the pollen outside is not helping that much, and while my nose spray helps, it is not helping much.On the actual recovery side I am doing pretty great. I am to about 5000 steps a day and can pretty easily do a 25 minute walk without getting out of breath and there is no way I could do that before. I was getting tired walking slowly, and would have to stop a few times in 15 minutes, so there is obviously a vast improvement there, and hopefully it will continue to get better.I seem to have stopped shedding weight as my appetite comes back, but I went into surgery at 235 pounds and am now at 219.5, so I at least have lost some weight, and hopefully with the extra exercise I can continue to lose more in the near future.One of the hardest things is a low sodium diet. That is to keep my blood pressure down and heart rate down, and it is as hard as all hell. Have any of you every looked at all the sodium in items at the grocery store? It is sick how much sodium is in our food! I mean a low sodium diet is something under 3000 MG, though I am likely doing well under 1000, but it is so hard. No deli meat, have to cook your own chicken, and make your own salad dressing. There is so much sodium in even no fat salad dressing. And it seems most grocery stores don't even carry…
I am hoping for a kick ass new MacPro with the option of a high end NVIDIA graphics card, though the rumor sites seem to think it will be a last gen ATI card that is featured, which would suck, and prove that Apple does not get Video pros at all..
Woke up this morning and one of my chest tube wounds had opened a bit in the night, and was bleeding. Think they took the stiches out too early. Had to get butterfly bandages and tape to close it up.Also am so sore today. Walked too much yesterday, over 7500 steps and am paying for it. My knees and legs are killing me. Pushed it too much.
Hondo Garage who make this excellent and inexpensive follow focus, now have the $45 Barely Rail. It is currently out of stock but will be back in stock before too long. That is a great price for rail! Very very cool!
The T4i with the very cool touchscreen display is available for $849 for the body only or $1199 wtih an EF-S 18-135MM Lens.Even cooler to me is the new Canon 40mm Pancake 40mm f2.8 EF Lens with continuos autofocus for video shooting for $199.
Todd Kopriva posted the article on prelude, and the link to the Wes Plate Presented seminar on Adobe Prelude CS6. He is now the product manager of Adobe Prelude it seems.
Layers magazine has an excellent article on the powerful new Type Styles in Adobe Photoshop CS6. This is very cool, as you can apply layer styles to different type layers, and then if you change the style, you automatically make global changes to text. TOO COOL!
Arstechnica and Dave Girard have another excellent review, this time of Photoshop CS6. Well worth checking out, even if you have already picked it up.
MacRumors is saying that they have found new parts numbers for 3 new MacPro models, which would be huge news for Mac Professionals, but still would be nice to hear a real commitment to the MacPro from Apple, and support for NVIDIA graphics cards.