Kai W
Kai Man Wong is a British Internet Celebrity best known for presenting the photography channel - DigitalRev TV - on YouTube using the name "Kai W". His presents in a style that is humorous and sometimes controversial.
History
He first appeared as the presenter for DigitalRev TV in a video published on 17th December 2009. In March 2010, Wong gained notoriety for taking apart a Nikon D90 and then spray-painting it in a shade of pink. The video went viral and was blogged by the likes of Engadget and ZDNet.
January 2011, Wong smashed a Canon 300mm f/4 L lens to make a cup out of the shell. The video showed the whole process and the lens-cup was auctioned off, with the proceeds given to help the victims of the 2010-2011 Queensland floods.
Media
April 2012, Wong appeared in Engadget's tablet magazine - Distro - in a quick Q&A, where he talks about some of his favourite gadgets and some of the things he hates about technology.
September 2012, Kai Man was interviewed by Eric Kim for the official Leica blog, and talks about his response to the accusations of faking his English accent, as well his background in art and theatre.
History
He first appeared as the presenter for DigitalRev TV in a video published on 17th December 2009. In March 2010, Wong gained notoriety for taking apart a Nikon D90 and then spray-painting it in a shade of pink. The video went viral and was blogged by the likes of Engadget and ZDNet.
January 2011, Wong smashed a Canon 300mm f/4 L lens to make a cup out of the shell. The video showed the whole process and the lens-cup was auctioned off, with the proceeds given to help the victims of the 2010-2011 Queensland floods.
Media
April 2012, Wong appeared in Engadget's tablet magazine - Distro - in a quick Q&A, where he talks about some of his favourite gadgets and some of the things he hates about technology.
September 2012, Kai Man was interviewed by Eric Kim for the official Leica blog, and talks about his response to the accusations of faking his English accent, as well his background in art and theatre.
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