Miharu Matsunaga: Ten-ten
Birth of a Book
Beautiful video of traditional pre-press, offset print to produce hand-bound books
Glen Milner produced this book-binding vignette at Smith-Settle Printers in Leeds, England as the binders bound Suzanne St Albans’ Mango and Mimosa.
![thephilter:
“Air Camera of the Day: Designer Yeon Su Kim has come up with a camera concept that lets users take pictures and video just by making motions with their hands.
The camera itself is a ring worn on the thumb, and it’s activated by bending a tension-sensing device worn on the forefinger.
When you press down with your finger as if you’re pushing the shutter button on a regular camera, it takes a photo. If you make a video camera gesture, it starts taking video. There’s no display to preview your shots, but they sync wirelessly with your smartphone.
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![thephilter:
“Air Camera of the Day: Designer Yeon Su Kim has come up with a camera concept that lets users take pictures and video just by making motions with their hands.
The camera itself is a ring worn on the thumb, and it’s activated by bending a tension-sensing device worn on the forefinger.
When you press down with your finger as if you’re pushing the shutter button on a regular camera, it takes a photo. If you make a video camera gesture, it starts taking video. There’s no display to preview your shots, but they sync wirelessly with your smartphone.
[petapixel]”](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lvcv9llTb41qbecb8o1_500.jpg)
“Air Camera of the Day: Designer Yeon Su Kim has come up with a camera concept that lets users take pictures and video just by making motions with their hands.
The camera itself is a ring worn on the thumb, and it’s activated by bending a tension-sensing device worn on the forefinger.
When you press down with your finger as if you’re pushing the shutter button on a regular camera, it takes a photo. If you make a video camera gesture, it starts taking video. There’s no display to preview your shots, but they sync wirelessly with your smartphone.
[petapixel]”
(via cplu)
