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This one has one of the original authors and was filed in 2008: https://www.google.com/patents/US8280191 not sure about differences in claims. IANAPA
2008: Original Assignee Abode Systems Incorporated 2009: Original Assignee Eastman Kodak Company Perhaps the Kodak patent covers a hardware-implementation for their cameras?
Didn’t expect image expanding... was blown away.
Mix in temporal energy plus a ML objects DB, put that in a chip, and turn decades of 4:3 TV into widescreen!
Surprisingly, imagemagick already supports this.
I remember first seeing content aware image scaling at Adobe MAX in Barcelona I think it was. We were completely dumbfounded by what was surely magic happening on stage. When they showed removing objects we just lost it, jaws on the floor and all. That was a fun conference.
Loosely tangental; can anyone recommend an image library management system they've had success with? Looking for uploading, thumb-nailing, search metadata, access levels and ideally some on-the-fly transformations like Cloudinary offer
I remember first seeing content aware image scaling at Adobe MAX in Barcelona I think it was. We were completely dumbfounded by what was surely magic happening on stage. When they showed removing objects we just lost it, jaws on the floor and all. That was a fun conference.
It's super fun but I can't think of many real-world uses. Maybe in subtle, element-wise stretching and reshaping as part of more complex editing? Squeezing images is a huge no-no in any graphic design, and while content-aware resizing is a neat trick to avoid the most glaring problems, it's still image squeezing. You'd rather just crop the image or choose a different one.
Surely this is true in journalism. I find it hard to believe it's true in ad work.
Came for the “seam carving”... okay. Didn’t expect image expanding... was blown away. Mix in temporal energy plus a ML objects DB, put that in a chip, and turn decades of 4:3 TV into widescreen!