Hi,
Can someone identify this headline font from wired magazine.

Hello fellow Typophiles!
My name is Jordan Bell and I have been working on this Sans for about 3 months now. I study graphic design and typography at Abilene Christian University as a junior and have taken an Intro to Typography course. I realized at the beginning of this semester that I am hopelessly obsessed with typography. So, I started drawing! It started with sketches inspired by fonts such as Info, Dekar, Titillium, and Klavika. I then decided to try to learn how to use Fontlab Studio 5. After reading lots of reviews, tutorials, and blogs, I started drawing in Fontlab and Illustrator. In other words, I am a beginner.

So, I'm absolutely sure that the name of this font is Francis, but that's it. I can't seem to find where it came from, who made it, or where I purchase a copy of it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Further to earlier discussions about SF movie designers’ inability to think beyond Bank Gothic and Eurostile...

http://skyline.movie-trailer.com/

[facepalm]

Hello fine typophiles!

I've got an old manual here for a Nikon Motor Drive. I'm entirely enamored of the large, structural capitals reading 'MD-4' - does anyone happen to recognize this face?

Thanks,

Reed

This font family remind me DIN but more rounded in proportion.
What this font?

Thanks!