As physical devices get smaller and smaller, this concept product by Yeon Su Kim removes the device entirely, and utilises only two fingers to create the camera. The Air Clicker comprises of two parts; one part is effectively the controller that can switch to either camera or video, whilst the other 'ring' is the camera itself. Bluetooth technology is then used to capture and store the imagery.

More information about the Air Clicker concept is available at whudat (website in German).

What a wonderful way to showcase the hard work that all the Postgraduate students of 2011 has been undergoing for the past year, and to be greeted by many to come and see the show.

The above photos showcase a brief few taken of the Viewing last night.

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Although it reminded me of the flying slow-mo dogs for some reason, this Flying Food series by Michael Crichton nonetheless provides a fresh, energetically-exploding (literally) view when compiled food becomes animated, creating a personified metaphor for movement.

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Brilliant footage that boasts Canon 7D's capability when filming 2000fps - check out the raindrops, absolutely beautiful.