China's 60th Anniversary national day - timelapse and slow motion - 7D and 5DmkII from Dan Chung on Vimeo.

The parade in Tiananmen Square to mark the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China - as seen in timelapse and slow-motion.

Slow motion shot on a 7D at 720p/60
Time lapses on Canon Eos5DmkII and Nikon D700.
Edited on Final Cut Pro

For more details on how this was shot head over to dslrnewsshooter.com

For more on China from the Guardian go to guardian.co.uk/china

英国卫报记者拍摄的国庆阅兵视频：角度/颜色/音乐。。。CCTV要好好学习一下

视频：定时拍摄记录国庆阅兵   
卫报摄影记者张丹（Dan Chung）定时摄影（timelapse）记录国庆阅兵；两英里长龙展示中国军事实力。

我无法获知这部影片讲述了什么，但是我感到了一种恐惧，

它让我倍感压抑，难以名状！

PS:庆祝youtube解封！嘿嘿。

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TimSmiT - Thibaut Niels

现年58岁的阿尔琴曾是微软董事会共同主席，平台与服务部总裁，Windows掌门人，2007年初从微软离职，转行做了摇滚歌手，2月下旬他推出了首张唱片《Enigma》。

_________________以下是微软对于Jim Allchin的官方介绍___________________

Jim Allchin

(Former) Co-President, Platforms & Services Division

After 17 years with the company, Jim Allchin retired from Microsoft as of Jan. 30, 2007 – the day on which Microsoft officially released the Windows Vista operating system to consumers.

James (Jim) Allchin served as co-president of Microsoft's Platforms & Services Division from September 2005 until his retirement. In that position, Allchin shared overall responsibility with Kevin Johnson for the division of the company that includes the Windows and Windows Live Group, Windows Live Platform Group, Online Business Group, Market Expansion Group, Core Operating System Division, Windows Client Marketing Group, Developer and Platform Evangelism Group, and the Server and Tools Business Group.

Prior to September 2005, as group vice president of the Platforms Group, Allchin had overall responsibility for the product delivery, engineering and technical architecture for the Microsoft Windows operating system, Microsoft .NET, the Windows Server System and new-media technology. He was also responsible for delivering the best developer tools, framework and support to fulfill the promise of .NET. His group's mission was to build platforms software that consumers and businesses will make an integral part of their day-to-day activities.

Allchin was a member of the Senior Leadership Team, responsible for developing Microsoft's core direction along with Steve Ballmer and Bill Gates.

Allchin joined Microsoft in 1990 with the initial charter of driving the company's networking product strategy. He subsequently led the development and marketing efforts for a variety of Microsoft's operating systems and other server systems.

Before joining Microsoft, Allchin helped start Banyan Systems Inc., where he was the principal architect of the VINES distributed network operating system. He spent more than seven years at Banyan, holding numerous executive management positions in development and marketing. Ultimately, he became senior vice president and chief technology officer.

While completing his doctorate in computer science in the early 1980s, Allchin was the principal architect of the Clouds distributed transactional, object-oriented operating system. Before that, he helped develop the DX series of operating systems for Texas Instruments Inc.

Allchin attended the University of Florida, Stanford University and the Georgia Institute of Technology.

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