Posts Tagged ‘3D’
April 2nd, 2010 | 
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Our friends at Friday Films have been working on quite the project this year titled “Tracking Eero” and now they have released the official trailer. Erik took his time off from filming with us to travel around with Eero Ettala and other Oakley riders to produce some sweet footage. This will be a documentary guaranteed NOT to be like everyday boring documentaries. So be sure to check out the webisodes on TV this coming season. Erik is gonna have some nice guest parts on the show. Filming on one session with the guys from Friday Films we got to have a little peep at their archive and let us tell you: you guys are in for a treat!
Go to www.trackingeero.com to find out where and when you can watch the show in your country and also check some athlete blogs.
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gold guns girls by metric
Duration : 0:2:40
Posted in project tracking | 
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Inspired by Johnny Lee’s finger tracking project, I demonstrate how to track fingers in 3D space using 2 Wiimotes and also recognize hand gestures using this system.
Enjoy!
Nick Bridle
Rice University, Houston, TX
Duration : 0:6:36
http://www.francois-tarlier.com
.::BREAKDOWN::.
(PDF Version : http://www.francois-tarlier.com/divers/breakdown/francois_tarlier_matchmoving_reel2009_breakdown.pdf )
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Plate : HD 1920×1080
Issues : Perspective, Distortion
Software : Syntheyes
Did this shot at FXPHD. Reconstruct the 3d scene so the middle tower is used to occlude the 3d text.
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Plate : HD 1920×1080 / GreenScreen
Issue : Hand Held / High Motion Blur
Software : Syntheyes
Did this shot at FXPHD.
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Plate : HD 1280×720 shoot with Nikon D90
Issue : Rolling Shutter / High motion / Hand Held
Software : Syntheyes
I did this shoot with my own D90 to experience the rolling shutter issue and high speed motion
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Plate : HD 1920×1080
Issue : Motion Blur
Software : Syntheyes
Did this shot at FXPHD. The turn of the camera was the tricky part (motion blur, loss features, …)
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Plate : D1 Pal / FishEye
Issue : Reflection, High Distortion
Software : Syntheyes / After Fx
Did this shot at FXPHD. The shot was undistorted into After FX, tracked, render 3d scene, distort back into AfterFX
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Plate : HD 1920×1080 / Green Screen / few markers
Issues : stabilizing all the screen
Software : Syntheyes
Did this shot for at FXPHD.
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Plate : D1 Pal
Issues : few features / Moving Object
Software : Syntheyes
Did this shot at FXPHD.
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Plate : D1 Pal
Issues : unstable features
Software : Syntheyes
Did this shot at FXPHD.
Duration : 0:1:3
Posted in defect tracking software |
Tags: 3D, demo, François Tarlier, Matchmover, matchmoving, PFTrack, reconstruction, Reel, Show, Syntheyes, tracking, VFX |
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More info @ http://torley.com/vidtuts
Second Life video tutorials communicate practical info in a fun & fast fashion! Whether you’re a newcomer or experienced Resident, you’ll benefit from this enjoyable mix of topics showcasing our online world of Second Life. Like this? Share it with your friends & family!
“VIRTUAL EDUCATION, REAL RESULTS.”
Duration : 0:4:59
Posted in bug tracker |
Tags: 3D, avatar, game, help, life, love, machinima, online, screencast, second, secondlife, sl, tip, trick, tutorial, video, virtual, world |
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Using the infrared camera in the Wii remote and a head mounted sensor bar (two IR LEDs), you can accurately track the location of your head and render view dependent images on the screen. This effectively transforms your display into a portal to a virtual environment. The display properly reacts to head and body movement as if it were a real window creating a realistic illusion of depth and space. By Johnny Chung Lee, Carnegie Mellon University. For more information and software visit http://johnnylee.net
Duration : 0:4:45