We’ve all gotten our footage back to the edit bay and found something we didn’t want in the frame. Light stand, audio cable, water bottle, you name it. What if we could remove irritants from the picture BEFORE the fact - without actually moving anything? Check the next page for an amazing demo.
My buddy Tom Hutchins sent along the link to this video:
The site is diminishedreality.com, and the tool is really cool! It’s kind of like the content-aware healing brush in Adobe Photoshop CS5, but in real-time. I’d sure like to get a chance to play with it. What about you? Got any uses for a tool like this?
3 interesting products that passed under the radar
While I was once again teaching at Post|Production World at NAB this year, with classes every day, I did manage to make it to the show floor a few times. Since the…
3 interesting products that passed under the radar
While I was once again teaching at Post|Production World at NAB this year, with classes every day, I did manage to make it to the show floor a few times. Since the…
3 interesting products that passed under the radar
While I was once again teaching at Post|Production World at NAB this year, with classes every day, I did manage to make it to the show floor a few times. Since the…
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That’s an awesome demo.
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3 interesting products that passed under the radar
While I was once again teaching at Post|Production World at NAB this year, with classes every day, I did manage to make it to the show floor a few times. Since the…
3 interesting products that passed under the radar
While I was once again teaching at Post|Production World at NAB this year, with classes every day, I did manage to make it to the show floor a few times. Since the…
3 interesting products that passed under the radar
While I was once again teaching at Post|Production World at NAB this year, with classes every day, I did manage to make it to the show floor a few times. Since the…
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