Archive for 'Movies, TV & Books'
Torchwood, Dr Who & Cardiff
Had a great visit to Cardiff. Ruth & I are huge fans of the new Dr Who series as well as the spin off show Torchwood. For this reason we decided to include Cardiff in our travels so we could visit some of the filming sites. The No 1 place on our list was Roald […]
Posted: October 2nd, 2007 under Movies, TV & Books, Travel.
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Foxtel puts video on the web - the way it should be..
Want to watch video.. of course you do, thats why we sit in front of the TV for hours. Most media sites have worked this out and hence video is appearing on more and more websites. But what is the experience like? You usually click “Watch Video” then get hit with all these choices.. […]
Posted: January 28th, 2007 under Adobe, Movies, TV & Books.
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Choosing a HD Video Camera…
It’s a nice problem to have, but i’m finding it hard to choose which video camera to buy since my old one is near retirement. Trouble is, i can’t believe the retail experience when trying to decide which model to buy. Can you believe that in more than one store i’ve been allowed to hold […]
Posted: December 19th, 2006 under Movies, TV & Books, Technology.
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Watching The DaVinci Code
Ruth & I joined the masses today and watched The DaVinci Code at the cinemas. It was a good movie, really enjoyable. I’ve read the book, so knew exactly what to expect from a plot perspective, but I was surprised at how well they managed to pack a complex story into a movie. I know […]
Posted: May 20th, 2006 under Movies, TV & Books.
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Removing annoying camera clicks with Audition
Did you know that you can use Adobe Audition to remove annoying camera click sounds?
I was editing home video footage of a quiet awards presentation (my wife’s graduation ceremony) and was annoyed by the sound of camera clicks as people around me were taking snapshots. The presenter was giving a speech […]
Posted: September 11th, 2005 under Adobe, Movies, TV & Books, Technology.
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Deadwood
Finished watching Season One of Deadwood on DVD . This show is based in the historic town of Deadwood, in the Black Hills of South Dakota, USA. Ruth & I visited the town early last year, and bought the DVD series in the US in April (as well as a $60 DVD player that played […]
Posted: July 5th, 2005 under Movies, TV & Books.
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Christchurch to Wellington
Flew into Wellington this morning. 7am flight from Christchurch, wake up at 4.45am (2.45am Sydney time). Got a free upgrade which made the 45 minute trip a little more relaxing.
Tonight I went with fellow Adobian, Lee Gale, to watch Star Wars Episode 3. Great movie, it wrapped a few loose ends that had me wondering […]
Posted: June 8th, 2005 under Movies, TV & Books, Travel.
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Pope dies, Dan Brown predicts the future (hope not)
Bizarre timing, just as I finish reading Dan Brown’s Angels & Demons, the real world mirrors the beginning of the book that starts off with reports of the Pope dying. Lets hope thats all that happens. I get a chill when i think back to what happened 4 days after I watched the pilot episode […]
Posted: April 3rd, 2005 under Miscellaneous, Movies, TV & Books.
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Hero
Watched the movie Hero last night. What an excellent film. Took a few moments to get past the fact that the english was dubbed over the original Mandarin soundtrack, but wow what visual imagery. I picked this DVD up after really getting into Tarantino’s Kill Bill movies, and thought i’d check out some of his […]
Posted: April 3rd, 2005 under Movies, TV & Books.
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Angels & Demons
Just finished reading Dan Brown’s Angels & Demons. I liked Da Vinci code but think Brown’s first book was even better.
If you also read Nick Hodge’s web site you may be thinking that the entire Adobe Pacific team is reading Dan Brown.. well, most of us are! Still I agree with Nick that the books […]
Posted: March 30th, 2005 under Movies, TV & Books.
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