Category Archives: Post Production

A new level of Bokeh in film/video…nice application of the Canon 5D MkII

Posted on October 26, 2009 by Fuad Kamal

When I first started watching this video, my immediate thought on seeing the head shots of the little girl were, ‘what lens is that?!? It looks like the 50mm 1.2 L series on my 5D, only this is video I’m … Continue reading →

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Flasher Magazine issue #1

Posted on December 30, 2008 by Fuad Kamal

Lee Brimelow released the first issue of Flasher Magazine, a video magazine focused on the Flash Platform. Interviews include Ryan Stewart on Flash Catalyst and a ‘making of’ with tips on making your on video tutorials at the end. Check … Continue reading →

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Adobe MAX ’08 Sneak Peaks on Flickr

Posted on December 6, 2008 by Fuad Kamal

I just posted my photos of the Sneak Peeks session from San Francisco to Flickr from Lightroom 2 using Jeffrey Friedl’s plug-in again (how useful it is!). The sneak peeks (and other general sessions) opened with a video DJ performance … Continue reading →

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Adobe MAX Awards on Flickr

Posted on November 28, 2008 by Fuad Kamal

I used Jeffrey Friedl’s plugin for Adobe Lightroom 2 to export my photos of the MAX Awards to Flickr rather than outputting yet another Lightroom web gallery. While the metadata is included in the images, I don’t have time to … Continue reading →

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Macromedia Man

Posted on November 26, 2008 by Fuad Kamal

A week since Adobe MAX NA ’08 closed with its last sessions, and yet I am nowhere near caught up with work, email, leads, etc. I was just doing the post on my pics from the MAX Awards / Sneak … Continue reading →

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MAX Sneak Peeks

Posted on November 18, 2008 by Fuad Kamal

Check my twitter (@abunur) for up to minute updates on the Sneak Peeks. I will post the images here later.

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AjmalPictures.com goes live

Posted on July 12, 2008 by Fuad Kamal

A new version of AjmalPictures.com has gone live. Many thanks to everyone on the Anaara team who helped make it happen. It is a Flex 3 application using Cairngorm. Custom components developed for this application include a menu control which … Continue reading →

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A Letter to Colleen – Flash & Hi-8 live/animated film

Posted on November 19, 2007 by Fuad Kamal

Check out this article from Studio Daily about a film shot in Hi-8 and then rotoscoped in Flash frame by frame to create a disturbing graphic novelesque film by London Squared Productions. They used Final Cut Pro for editing the … Continue reading →

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sony ericsson s500i flash lite, leopard, After Effects

Posted on October 27, 2007 by Fuad Kamal

OK, I just got a Sony Ericsson s500i yesterday, I got it because it seemed like a really decent phone, had no idea it’s OS was Flash Lite until I just happened to see Scott Janosek’s blog post on MXNA, … Continue reading →

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Photos from Adobe MAX Day Zero

Posted on October 1, 2007 by Fuad Kamal

I’ve uploaded my pics from Day Zero. They include the training session, Unlocking Cross-Media Workflows, Welcome Reception & O’Reilly Ignite!, and the AIR bus.

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