Testing out a new F major ‘clarini’ made from poly-pipe and an alto sax mouthpiece – design by Linsey Pollak (linseypollak.com).
F major clarini
Rhodes
Cajon etc.
Boss RC300
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Now that my XE-2 is finally back from having the dreaded ‘dust embedded in sensor assembly’ problem fixed, I’ve finally been able to update the firmware to the latest version. I’m hugely impressed.
Most camera companies release firmware updates rarely, and when they do, you get vague things like ‘improved auto-focus’ which you can’t really measure. Not Fuji. Here’s a short list of the big ticket items in the v4.0 update for the XE-2 (the full list is massive, and here):
Here’s what made the cut. The camera is fine, but apparently my ability to expose correctly without an internal meter needs some work.
All taken with an Asahi Pentax Spotmatic SPII and an SMC Takumar 55mm f1.8 lens. Kodak Gold 200.
More projects from 2015. This time oysters for that famous scene with the Walrus and the Carpenter.
I’m trying to post more about things I make, and do. Here’s one from last year’s batch. For a production of Alice in Wonderland, last year, I needed a quick Cheshire Cat smile.
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Continue reading “Ozymandias: Travelling Music for a Game”
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You might have noticed that this site has changed a bit over the last few months. I’ve been slowly transforming it away from being a pure web-design blog and portfolio, and towards encompassing more of what I do.
