Comments on: About Ron Brinkmann http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com The decomposition of organic thoughts into a digital residue that, much like traditional compost (or manure, for that matter), may contain some trace nutrients… or may just smell bad. Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:19:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: ronbrinkmann http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-469 ronbrinkmann Fri, 31 Jul 2009 01:36:53 +0000 #comment-469 If I had had ANY indication that Apple was interested in creating a new piece of software that addressed a market even SOMEWHAT close to Shake's, I probably wouldn't have quit 2+ years ago. Obviously I don't know anything for certain, but I'd be extraordinarily surprised if anything more than updated versions of Motion come out of Apple in the compositing space, at least for the foreseeable future. If I had had ANY indication that Apple was interested in creating a new piece of software that addressed a market even SOMEWHAT close to Shake’s, I probably wouldn’t have quit 2+ years ago. Obviously I don’t know anything for certain, but I’d be extraordinarily surprised if anything more than updated versions of Motion come out of Apple in the compositing space, at least for the foreseeable future.

]]> By: axl http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-468 axl Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:05:41 +0000 #comment-468 Hello and hi from sweden. What now when Apple has officially killed Shake. Do you think they are working on a new compositing software? Sure hope so. Hello and hi from sweden. What now when Apple has officially killed Shake. Do you think they are working on a new compositing software? Sure hope so.

]]> By: Mikhail Shraga http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-384 Mikhail Shraga Sat, 16 May 2009 17:09:50 +0000 #comment-384 Dear Ron. In the past three minutes, you have become my hero! Dear Ron.

In the past three minutes, you have become my hero!

]]> By: Dale Stockton http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-297 Dale Stockton Wed, 18 Feb 2009 00:39:51 +0000 #comment-297 Hey Ron, I heard you talking about a monopod that needed to be able to go vertical, I laughed outloud when you said it. I built one from a 10.00 walking and 2.00 in parts. It has a twist to release head that rolls anywhere along 90 degree axis and locks back into place. It's collapsible and serves a dual purpose. I put a pic on twitpic just for you. Hope your feeling better. Dale Stockton, Stockton Expressions Hey Ron, I heard you talking about a monopod that needed to be able to go vertical, I laughed outloud when you said it. I built one from a 10.00 walking and 2.00 in parts. It has a twist to release head that rolls anywhere along 90 degree axis and locks back into place. It’s collapsible and serves a dual purpose. I put a pic on twitpic just for you. Hope your feeling better. Dale Stockton, Stockton Expressions

]]> By: The perfect camera | Light and Pixels http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-296 The perfect camera | Light and Pixels Tue, 17 Feb 2009 03:53:14 +0000 #comment-296 [...] code for you hardware created free by smart people will allow you to sell even more hardware.  Ron talks about the best phone out there - the iPhone and how they’ve been so successful with the [...] [...] code for you hardware created free by smart people will allow you to sell even more hardware.  Ron talks about the best phone out there – the iPhone and how they’ve been so successful with the [...]

]]> By: ronbrinkmann http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-283 ronbrinkmann Tue, 10 Feb 2009 05:10:56 +0000 #comment-283 If you have to ask someone if they're famous then they're probably not :-) If you have to ask someone if they’re famous then they’re probably not :-)

]]> By: ~Tillie~ http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-282 ~Tillie~ Mon, 09 Feb 2009 22:48:36 +0000 #comment-282 Are you famous? Are you famous?

]]> By: christian thüringer http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-280 christian thüringer Mon, 09 Feb 2009 00:28:43 +0000 #comment-280 Hi Ron, currently reading trough the S.E. of your book, and I have to say it´s one of the funniest books I´ve ever read, and I learnt a lot about compositing too! :)) Hi Ron, currently reading trough the S.E. of your book, and I have to say it´s one of the funniest books I´ve ever read, and I learnt a lot about compositing too! :))

]]> By: Moving Non-Euclidean Geometry to Physical Form « The Mozilla Phone http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-273 Moving Non-Euclidean Geometry to Physical Form « The Mozilla Phone Mon, 26 Jan 2009 09:38:44 +0000 #comment-273 [...] what was the most relevant comment I received about my last project, Ron Brinkman linked me to his great discussion on non-euclidean display modes.  In the small, enclosed mobile [...] [...] what was the most relevant comment I received about my last project, Ron Brinkman linked me to his great discussion on non-euclidean display modes.  In the small, enclosed mobile [...]

]]> By: Eric Lawson http://digitalcomposting.wordpress.com/about/#comment-217 Eric Lawson Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:10:42 +0000 #comment-217 Always love listening to TWIP but even more so when you are in the mix. Great "interesting" blog as well, thanks very much. E. Always love listening to TWIP but even more so when you are in the mix. Great “interesting” blog as well, thanks very much.

E.

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