Je suis à Paris (oui, de nouveau) et ceci est mon premier jour de travail sur le projet Tant que ça roule. Paris est décidément une ville pleine de charme et de dingues. Le monde de la cyclomessagerie aussi.
Afin de rencontrer une première fois, l'informaticien et photographe mais aussi baïke mess et revendeur de vélos vintage, Ryosuke Wai, qui participe à mon projet, je suis passée le voir à son travail chez Drop-It. J'ai poussé la porte et je ne te raconte pas, non, je ne te raconte pas. C'est vrai ce qu'on dit. Les coursiers sont des marsupiaux. Vraiment.
Rien à voir ou presque, voici la bande-annonce d'un charmant documentaire que l'on m'a chaudement recommandé de regarder. Faisons ça ensemble :
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
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More location scouting
I am reposting from the Susu-prod Facebook Page to check if the embedding code works...
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Saturday, June 13, 2009
Shooting cut-ins plus a quick hands-on review of Nikon D700
I rented the Nikon D700 this week at Bureau Culturel to shoot cut-ins and add them to my editing. No doubt, I am lucky. A 175 CHF charge a week is a bargain, compared to professional shop rates.

I had no time for thorough testing but everything went fine despite all the wind and dust around on location. I am having little reservation though about the fixed 50mm lens. The guy at the Bureau Culturel front desk warned me that some costumers complained about "pixel smudging". He was right. I got weird artifacts when I set the aperture high with manual focus. Ben always told me : no matter the camera, it is all about lenses. I now understand why he spent 4000 CHF on his. Anyways. I ended using no manual, only presets, and I liked the results. I am content... :)

I had no time for thorough testing but everything went fine despite all the wind and dust around on location. I am having little reservation though about the fixed 50mm lens. The guy at the Bureau Culturel front desk warned me that some costumers complained about "pixel smudging". He was right. I got weird artifacts when I set the aperture high with manual focus. Ben always told me : no matter the camera, it is all about lenses. I now understand why he spent 4000 CHF on his. Anyways. I ended using no manual, only presets, and I liked the results. I am content... :)
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