July 2007
The Archives
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07.13.07Up and running!It seems like the name servers around the net have updated and that most of you now can view my new and refreshed eirikso.com The design is based on Recycled Canvas, but heavily modified by the utterly talented Henrik Lied. Credit also goes to the always helpful Kim Erlandsen and Mr. problem fixer Trond Isaksen. I am still running this site on WordPress. Using Flickr to publish images and Revver to publish videos. I have also changed hosting company. I wasn't completely satisfied with the speed and stability from Dreamhost. So I am trying out A2 Hosting. So far they seem faster and ...
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07.11.07Moving eirikso.com to a new hostI am currently working on my change of host for eirikso.com Most likely I will change the host this evening, so expect 24 hours of potential unstability. And please don't post any comments before you see a new layout and a post stating that the move has finished. Any comments posted during the transition might be lost. I am sorry for any inconvenience, but as soon as I am up and running on my new host this site should be faster and more stable than ever.
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07.09.07And links to the videosAgain and again. I always forget. Many RSS readers don't show embedded videos. So here they are, links to the two videos that was embedded in my article about time lapse photography: Road - Stop motion experiment Time Lapse experiment with Nokia 6630 Sorry. I'll try to remember next time.
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07.09.07Pownce invitesI have a couple of invites to Pownce. Same rules as always. Post a link to eirikso.com on your blog and comment here using the email you want the invite sent to.
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07.09.07Time lapse with Nokia phonesThe people that are lucky enough to run around with iPhones in their pockets probably wonder what to do with their old phones. Here is a suggestion. Regular readers will know that I like photographic experiments. So first, the ones that just retired their Nokia N95. It has built in time lapse photography. Something called "sequence mode". Simply choose what kind of sequence you want, click the trigger and let the camera snap an image at the selected interval. I did an experiment and placed my N95 in the window of my car while out driving. It happily snapped an image ...