Google throws in with Adobe, integrates Flash in upcoming Chrome browser
Google today announced that a future version of its browser Chrome will come with Adobe Flash technology built in. In previous versions, users had to…
Clinton Stark
Filmmaker and editor at Stark Insider, covering arts, AI & tech, and indie film. Inspired by Bergman, slow cinema and Chipotle. Often found behind the camera or in the edit bay. Peloton: ClintTheMint.
Loreto Live TV: House of the Blue Lizard
After almost 4 years, we finally inaugurated our Loreto Bay home. Nothing fancy as you’ll see here, just a simple memento now hanging in the…
Apple readies new ad platform, rival Google?
It’s all iPad all week. And while most of the attention will be focused on the sexy new device (get ready for an avalanche of…
Sunday Espresso: Blue Moon, Canon T2i (again), Facebook
It’s been a bit of a bachelor week with Loni travelling across Europe, and slowly the fridge’s balance has gone all out of whack, clearly favoring…
Fountain cleaning (aka excuse for more Canon T2i photos)
It's solid, fast, easy to use and, at least to my dodgy eyes, produces remarkable shots—not to mention video at full cinematic 1080p/24.
Interview: James Carpenter on acting, John Gabriel Borkman
“He took money from the bank … he’s looking at establishing his own kingdom,” says actor James Carpenter. “He’s more than a bit mad. He’s…
Is Google TV disruptive or just another Web TV sequel?
The Internet is abuzz, Google TV is coming. Remember Web TV? It was supposed to transform our living rooms into an entertainment and web-surfing paradise.…
San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art: Hanging By A Thread!
From a distance, it looks like a normal painting. Look closer and you may be in for a surprise. Thread! That’s what makes the latest…
University of Ottawa responds to cancellation of Ann Coulter
Although relatively calm, and fortunately not typically prone to attention-grabbing headlines, my alma matter, University of Ottawa, does occasionally stumble into the spotlight every now and…
Canon T2i first impressions, test shots
Then there's video. With native 1080p, 24 frames-per-second capability, the T2i can produce film-like, cinematic video. At least in theory.