Samsung DualView PL170, cámara de doble pantalla para los mejores autorretratos

 
La Samsung DualView PL170 es una de esas cámaras pensadas para hacer más divertida la fotografía. Tiene una segunda pantalla en la parte delantera, de 1,5 pulgadas de diagonal, diseñada para que los autorretratos queden perfectamente encuadrados. Si le parece un uso un poco ridículo de una cámara, probablemente tenga que preguntar a su hijo/a qué es una “foto tuenti”.
 

Pero la Samsung DualView PL170 no es sólo una cámara para hacer autorretratos en las noches de juerga. Tiene un sensor de 16,1 megapíxeles, y un zoom óptico de cinco aumentos. Suficiente, pero un poco corto en comparación con otras cámaras de su segmento. Es la hermana pequeña de la Samsung DualView PL170, de la que sólo se diferencia en las pantallas: en la PL170, la delantera es más pequeña y la trasera no es táctil.
 

Read more : http://www.tusequipos.com/2011/04/04/samsung-dualview-pl170-camara-de-doble-pantalla-para-los-mejores-autorretratos/

Chapter 7: Faces of Buenos Aires

Samsung Electronics has provided the author of this article with the mentioned digital imaging device.

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/10s │ f/3.5 │ ISO 800 │ 4.9mm

First of all, the devil with curls.

Having the front screen is amazing.

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/45s │ f/3.5 │ ISO 120 │ 4.9mm

Second my beautiful Natalie.

(she is Swiss but also a little bit Argentine ;)

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/60s │ f/4.5 │ ISO 100 │ 7.8mm

Some funny guy I met on the street.

He is wearing a Racing Club t-shirt. It’s an Argentine club.

The t-shirt is very similar to the national team t-shirt

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Diego and Eva. I met them on the street.

Great models, great people and they also have evil curls ;)

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/45s │ f/3.5 │ ISO 200 │ 4.9mm

Guido. One of my best friends and one awesome actor.

He’ll be famous someday. I know it!

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/60s │ f/5.0 │ ISO 240 │ 9.3mm

Daria. Well… the portrait is taken in Buenos Aires, but she is from Russia ;)

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/45s │ f/3.5 │ ISO 240 │ 4.9mm

An old school hairdresser. Awesome place. He was very nice and let me enter to take some photos.

Next some photos from a market. One of those markets that almost do not exist anymore in Buenos Aires: Mercado El Progreso.

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/15s │ f/3.5 │ ISO 320 │ 4.9mm

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/45s │ f/3.7 │ ISO 240 │ 5.7mm

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/45s │ f/3.5 │ ISO 400 │ 4.9mm

Famous Argentine meat :)

Samsung PL150(TL210) │ 1/20s │ f/5.0 │ ISO 320 │ 9.3mm

and last but not least. Me. Again! Sorry about that ;)

I saw the lights on a shop and I told Natalie to take some photos of me. She did it very well :)

So, this is all for now.

More to come soon!

Ps: For all of you who want to follow my work, you can also check my page on facebook or you can take a look at my website :)

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FNO 2010 (Fashion’s Night Out 2010)

I went out on September 10th to participate in Fashion’s Night Out. This event was started last year by Vogue Editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, in order to boost slow fashion business. Retailers invited celebrities to collaborate with famous designers on exclusive deals, they also offered free giveaways, and fed snacks and drinks to hungry customers. I do not think the retailers benefited from this event as much as they forecasted, compared to the DJs, catering companies, models and celebrities. However, I had a lot of fun, from participating in the events to watching the well-dressed people on the street. I hope you enjoy the photos.

Giveaway chocolate pie from Saks Fifth Avenue

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/45s l f3.5 l 4.9mm l ISO 200

Dance with the designers

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/45s l f3.5 l 4.9mm l ISO 200

Debate: the guy who is showering, is he naked or dressed minimally?

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/45s l f3.5 l 4.9mm l ISO 200

Ferragamo’s angels

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/45s l f3.5 l 4.9mm l ISO 200

Live mannequin at Escada

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/45s l f3.5 l 4.9mm l ISO 200

Pandemonium at Bergdorf Goodman

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/45s l f3.5 l 4.9mm l ISO 200

Bergdorf’s amazing performance display

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/45s l f3.5 l 4.9mm l ISO 200

Artist pouring melted candles on mannequin

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/45s l f3.5 l 4.9mm l ISO 200

Live mannequins

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/20s l f3.9 l 13.2mm l ISO 320

Adorable yet fashionable dolls at Barneys New York

Samsung PL150(TL210) l 1/45s l f3.5 l 4.9mm l ISO 200

*If you are looking for more information about FNO, click to http://ow.ly/2KQI5

Sino-Story 5: Fashion in China

Samsung Digital Imaging has provided the author of this article with the mentioned digital imaging device.

Mainland China may not be your first association with high fashion, however the availability of internationally and domestically produced luxury goods has recently become a predictable by-product of China’s economic development. Boheme, a Hangzhou based fashion line, recently began making a buzz both domestically (in China) and internationally. This clothing line was launched by designer Guo Bao Bao, who is well known in China as being one of the competitors in a domestically produced TV reality-show similar to America’s “Project Runway”. Guo Bao Bao was one a few designers presenting his work at the recent 7th Shanghai Textile and Apparel Trade Fair, and I was fortunate enough to join with a team of photographers and videographers to document the event.

During this week of fashion in Shanghai, Boheme was one of many clothing lines featured in an international design expo, which included both Western and Asian labels. Bao Bao was busy setting his expo booth, checking the clothing for the runway show, as well as giving interviews to reporters and a documentary team who were producing video stories about the rise of Boheme in China. Bao Bao appeared not to stop for rest during the entire week, but as Chinese culture dictates he did find time to enjoy several meals with his hardworking team.

Boheme is a relatively new fashion label, but is representative of the rapidly changing culture in China. The social-economic gap between rich and poor in China is ever growing, yet the Chinese government continues efforts to raise the quality of life for everyone in the country. As Boheme reaches for success, so do the migrants, office workers, and average citizens of the Chinese population. To imagine this country, where just a few decades ago Communist ideals focused on equality of the masses and the abolishment of the bourgeoisie can now have it’s own home grown fashion labels and growing class of wealthy elite – it truly is quite an incredible story. (John F Rash / RASHPHOTO / 叶摄)


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Sonho de Valsa. Plus, special interview at SoHo

“The Dollar Van Demos Seen!” with Sonho de Valsa

On the streets of Recife, Pernambuco we found these ‘palafitas’ (stilt-walkers) performing a sweet love story. Sonho de Valsa (Waltzing Dream) are delicious cashew-filled chocolate bonbons popular throughout Brazil.

 
<Sonho De Valsa>

This is one of Brazil’s most popular and traditional kinds of chocolate.

The music is ‘Ai Voce Gosta’ by Cassiano featuring Zuzuka Poderosa.

Cassiano
http://www.myspace.com/nossa

Zuzuka Poderosa
http://www.myspace.com/zuzukapoderosa

# “The Dollar Van Demos Seen!” with Onili

Onili, a pop group from Tel Aviv, sit down with us at the Cotelac store in SoHo to discuss their hometown, their new releases, fashion and heavy metal.

For more info on Onili, please visit http://www.onili.com

Movie uploaded from Samsung Intelli-studio. Thank you for watching!

Go meet dollar van demos on Youtube and DOLLAR VAN DEMOS.COM.

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