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With so much multi-image computational photography and video processing these days, I've been wondering whether we could have a multiple camera system (with cameras on the top, bottom, left, and right of the screen) and a processor that can simulate a camera in the center of the screen - or even dynamically moved to the eyes of the caller. I know there's a bunch of research on viewpoint interpolation, but how close m…
With so much multi-image computational photography and video processing these days, I've been wondering whether we could have a multiple camera system (with cameras on the top, bottom, left, and right of the screen) and a processor that can simulate a camera in the center of the screen - or even dynamically moved to the eyes of the caller. I know there's a bunch of research on viewpoint interpolation, but how close m…
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/07/facetime-feature-in-...
Essentially a teleprompter. Been looking at doing something with my external camera for all of the video calls these days. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/Teleprompters/ci/2122/N/4...
Huh, I guess this never crossed my mind, but makes sense. TIL.
With so much multi-image computational photography and video processing these days, I've been wondering whether we could have a multiple camera system (with cameras on the top, bottom, left, and right of the screen) and a processor that can simulate a camera in the center of the screen - or even dynamically moved to the eyes of the caller. I know there's a bunch of research on viewpoint interpolation, but how close m…
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24151123https://news.yc...
Essentially a teleprompter. Been looking at doing something with my external camera for all of the video calls these days. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/Teleprompters/ci/2122/N/4...
> Checkout is unavailable while we observe Shabbat. Please come back when checkout reopens at 9:00 pm ET Sat Aug 22 Huh, I guess this never crossed my mind, but makes sense. TIL.
It's funny how videos such as this, which are optimized for engagement over learning, explain things in a backwards fashion. Instead of explaining how the thing works, and then showing you how to make the parts to build one yourself. They show you how to make the parts, and only explain what it is you're building at the very end.
(The Interrotron)
It's funny how videos such as this, which are optimized for engagement over learning, explain things in a backwards fashion. Instead of explaining how the thing works, and then showing you how to make the parts to build one yourself. They show you how to make the parts, and only explain what it is you're building at the very end.
It's explained in the beginning of the video.
Well, I really hate eye contact and never look people in the eyes, so this wouldn't be something interesting for me. I wonder if I am alone or if this is common.