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May 31, 2010
Lightleafs by Valentina Trimani
[posted by Benz Roos]
Ultra thin Oled fixture 'Lightleafs' by Valentina Trimani
Valentina Trimani has designed this O-led bookmark fixture. The bookmark provides just enough light to read a book in the dark. Really nice simple and use full concept for the O led technology. source: designboom
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May 30, 2010
Bropy 14 by Vera Evstafieva
[posted by Donald®]
Bropy 14 by Vera Evstafieva
Daily Type is a creative project run by several russian type designers.
Day by day, they create original typefaces and post their results along with routine.
This typeface was created by Vera Evstafieva.
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May 28, 2010
Astronomy photographer of the year
[posted by Benz Roos]
A 5 hour star trails from the Haute Provence Observatory by Alexandre Santerne
addition of 13 hours of exposure time at Haute Provence Observatory by Alexandre Santerne
Astronomy Photographer of the Year group on Flickr got more and more interesting and beuatiful photo’s entered. On of my favorites is by Alexandre Santerne. I like to think that you really would see the nioght sky like this, as a long exposure photo.
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May 27, 2010
Sony’s new O-LED screen
[posted by Benz Roos]
Sony is showing off a new 4.1″ rollable OLED display at SID 2010. The new display has a 423×240 resolution (121ppi) with 16.8 million colors and a 1000:1 contrast ratio. It’s only 80 um thick.
The video shows how fast and weirdly the O-LED industry is developing. I think that most of the O-LED light fixtures are quit boring compared to this! It also show the real opportunity for the use of O-LED technology! So in the future we’ll just have roll-out your light fixture if you need a bit more light on your desk. source:o-led info -
May 23, 2010
Light pollution photos by Jim Richardson
[posted by Benz Roos]
Let thy glorious light ever shine upon it, by Jim Richardson
photo by Jim Richardson
A colleague send me a link of a the website of Jim Richardson. Jim has made photos of light pollution in the sky for National Geographic magazine. Worth to have a look at his photos to realize that light pollution should be a premier concern for lighting design. source: earthfirst, national geographic
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