Filterless Air Purifier
Maintenance-free and silent air purifier that sterilizes air without any chemicals or filters. An internal incinerator at 400°F destroys microorganisms, pollen, viruses, and other air pollutants by denaturing the essential organic molecules (i.e. proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids) required for them to live.
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Google Street View Hyperlapse
Using Google Maps Street View Teehan+Lax have built a tool by the name of Hyperlapse that allows you to select two locations and gives you the feeling of having pushed the red button in the Men in Black car.
Poly App
Poly is a creative application for iPad. Draw with points and turn your pictures into geometric array of colours. While the process behind is complicated, the result reduce an image to its essentials, creating the illusions of triangles, prisms and pyramids…
Cordito Cord Wrap
This Cordito (cord wrap) holds 3 cables & 2 plugs. A gorgeously simple way to wrap your USB cords, earbuds, plugs and go. Made from premium leather and precisely measured to neatly hold your cords. Perfect for traveling.
Handpresso | Portable Espresso Machine
Light and durable, the Handpresso Wild Hybrid can be stored easily in a drawer, backpack or with camping gear. You generate a 16-bar pressure as with a bicycle pump, add hot water, espresso coffee and prepare a high quality espresso…
The RED Camera Survival Guide now available online
Download: RED Survival Guide
The RED Camera Survival Guide now available online.
NAB Show 2013 Coverage
Watch: NAB Show 2013 Coverage
With NAB currently going on in Las Vegas, and so many companies pushing out new products, Zacuto teamed up with Spirit Juice Studios to bring you the coverage of whats new and happening around the showroom floor.
How Artists and Designers Can Grow Their Audience on Pinterest
Have you been avoiding Pinterest? Why? With its 40 million users, Pinterest is a relatively small social network compared to Facebook (which hit 1 billion users late last year), but it’s an active one. 80% of Pinterest’s pins are repins – that is, someone enjoyed something that someone else shared, and pinned it to one of their own boards. There is a thriving art community on Pinterest, and it’s just waiting for you to join in.
Setting Up Your Pinterest
A Pinterest account is free and easy to create. Once you sign up, be sure to edit your profile. Make sure the name you use is your professional name (so, if you create art under a pseudonym, use that name), and if you have them, link it up with your Facebook page and Twitter profile. Be sure to link to your portfolio site if you have one, even if for now it’s just a site through your online college.
If you want to be able to track the pins that others pin from your site, be sure to verify your site. Once you’ve done this, you can use Pinterest’s free analytics service.
Creating Boards
You may decide to start out with just one board or a few, but you will have to decide early on how you want to organize your pins. Some artists keep just one board for their own artwork, mixing in no one else’s. This is great if you already have a following. However, if you are a new artist or just trying to build up your Pinterest following, you may have greater success pinning to boards by subject.
If you often paint landscapes, for example, create a board for landscapes, and pin both your own paintings to it in addition to others’ landscapes, be they other paintings, photographs, illustrations, or another format. Create a new board if you want to start pinning your portraits or paintings of animals. People may find your boards through something you repinned, then follow it and discover your artwork.
