I just installed the new Adobe Premiere CS5, and decided to quickly test its colour correction abilities.
I had gone to town earlier to help out shooting ‘Barmaids of Brighton’ with Jimmy, and Sam, and quickly shot some video on my iPhone.
This is the result.
Urgh, time to get back in the Internet saddle methinks.
So we’ve been busy bodies over at SittingNow media. Project X is well under way now, and we’ve started to take some side-work for smaller film/advertising projects.
The first one worth mentioning is Elwin Robinson’s information products ‘The easy exhaustion cure/easy fatigue cure’ products, which we shot yesterday.
Shoot went fine, but took a long time. Editing now awaits….grrr.
AutoStitch is a really fun way of getting decent panoramic pictures out of your iPhone.
The concept is pretty simple. You stand in the middle of an area, and move in a 360 degree rotation taking photos along the way.
The software then uses key features from your combined photos, and stitches them together to create a panoramic view.
I was pressed for a decent location for today, so I stitched my kitchen:
Click to see fullsize.
The app is really good fun, and I forsee some great images appearing online soon, thanks to the iPhone 4′s pretty impressive new camera.
You can get AutoStitch from the appstore for £1.79.
Originally published on sittingnow.co.uk
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