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On our desk today: A Voigtlander Vitessa L
Introduced in 1954, the L was the last of the small non-interchangeable lensed Vitessas. The Vitessa T of 1957 added interchangeable lenses to complete with the Retina IIIc, becoming a much larger and ungainly camera in the process.
Hosted members of the Thiel Fellowship at Southtree today. Shared a bit a about our humble garage beginnings. Inspired by the great discussion from these young brilliant innovators. I wish I could've been paid 100k to dropout! http://thielfellowship.org
Why Even Make Home Movies?
What is the point to spending all that time and money shooting home movie and taking pictures? Will your kids or their kids even care? Aren't you spending too much time behind the camera instead of taking the photos? David Pogue, New York Times tech columnist provides some interesting thoughts.
"And what I discovered has nothing to do with technology, and everything to do with emotion, family and memory."
Full Article Here
Tell us why you do or don't make home movies. Comments below.
