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Now this is amazing! Photo insider Rob Galbraith was able to go with the Sports Illustrated photo production team to Superbowl XXXVIII, and observe how they work with all those images. It was simply mindblowing to read this article! I thought I had a tough time managing lots of pictures for Yearbook, but these guys are processing over 16,000 images in just under six hours at the Superbowl. 16,000 JPEG and RAW images! Insane! This article is very insightful if you are looking for how pro’s manage their workflow, and also contains some tips for the slightly less demanding of us out there.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Sports Illustrated’s digital workflow

O and yes, they are mostly using Canons. I love Canons!

It seems that civil disobedience is displaying itself in a new form in the fight for cheaper music, perhaps unknowingly for many individuals. The RIAA, or for those of you who dont’ know, the people who are suing you for downloading MP3’s, has had their web site attacked by a DDoS, or Distributed Denial of Server attack from people who have a virus on their computer. First we all complained about high CD prices by just downloading music, and now we take down the web site! Wow peeps, another revolution! You may want to see a funny cartoon about the RIAA, which is very true. Here is an article about the attack, from the Netcraft site.

Now this is insane. Who in the world was the product manager that okayed this project, and should he be charged with all of the deaths resulting from use of this product and real guns???

Gadget Madness: Kaba Kick