I was wondering when this would happen...

[Ben Holmes]

As someone who frequently delivers stills from RED shoots to delighted clients (nice value added proposition....) I'm not suprised this has happened - nice for someone so high-profile to see the potential:

http://gizmodo.com/5229743/megan-fox-esquire-cover-shot-in-video-not-stills

It's only a shame the image shown here is so blurry....

Ben

 

[Justin O'Neill]

Here is a link to the video. http://www.esquire.com/the-side/video/megan-fox-images-0609

 

[Tanner Stauss]

This is really cool. It only makes perfect sense. So many options for the final pick without the tired trigger fingers.

 

[Mitch Gross]

Of course, what makes for technically good stills does not make for technically good video. Most stills of this sort are shot with very high shutter speeds and deep apertures along with strobes to provide enough illumination. Hardly what makes for decent video.

Still, attractive gal.

 

[Andrew clemson]

If there was ever a valid test subject to shoot what I guess equates to thousands of 4K images.......

 

[Bayden Docking]

If there was ever a valid test subject to shoot what I guess equates to thousands of 4K images.......

:beer: i agree :sifone:

 

[Felix K.]

In the future models will be required to withstand 24 flashes per second for longer amounts of time... Let's see who blinks first!



P.S.: Does silicon melt? *g*

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Greg Williams Photography>>>

 

[Eric S.]

Is it wrong that the first thing I thought of was those moving image newspapers / posters in Harry Potter? It might be nice to walk down to the local news stand and see Megan Fox glamorously posing on a future generation of one of these:

http://news.digitaltrends.com/news-article/8565/new-e-paper-10-1-flexible-lcd-display

http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=scientists-fabricate-plia

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

It will happen... There are technologies now like printable OLED that will enable this very thing. It's just a matter of time and demand in relation to production costs. It won't be too long before cereal boxes taunt children to buy them from store shelves with real animated characters. It will happen... Personally, I'm kinda excited about electronic circuits made from vegetable proteins. Yes, one day we may have animal cookies and goldfish crackers that scream "no! no! don't eat me!" or gummi candies that wiggle or squirm when you pop them in your mouth. hahahahahaaaa...

 

[Paul Hazlett]

It will happen... There are technologies now like printable OLED that will enable this very thing. It's just a matter of time and demand in relation to production costs. It won't be too long before cereal boxes taunt children to buy them from store shelves with real animated characters. It will happen... Personally, I'm kinda excited about electronic circuits made from vegetable proteins. Yes, one day we may have animal cookies and goldfish crackers that scream "no! no! don't eat me!" or gummi candies that wiggle or squirm when you pop them in your mouth. hahahahahaaaa...

Mr. Kilgore, you are one twisted S.O.B, but hey if it gets me work, bring it on!!

 

[Gavin Greenwalt]

There was an eink magazine cover last year.

http://www.engadget.com/2008/09/08/esquires-e-ink-infused-magazine-cover-shown-on-video/

We're almost there.

 

[Eric S.]

Personally, I'm kinda excited about electronic circuits made from vegetable proteins. Yes, one day we may have animal cookies and goldfish crackers that scream "no! no! don't eat me!" or gummi candies that wiggle or squirm when you pop them in your mouth. hahahahahaaaa...

Wow. I hadn't heard of this. Scary, but incredibly exciting at the same time.

There was an eink magazine cover last year.

http://www.engadget.com/2008/09/08/esquires-e-ink-infused-magazine-cover-shown-on-video/

We're almost there.

Very nice. Looks like all Esquire has to do is combine the two and I'll be set. :thumbsup: