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12/21/09
It was easily one of the most disgusting experiences of my life.
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12/18/09
If I understood correctly, the rig takes several pics with very slight change in perspective and puts them all together, which gives sort of a 3D feel to it.
It's like a one sided view of bullet time... if that makes any sense.
12/18/09
We do have software.
We just put up two tutorials on the array -- what it's all about and how to do the same computational refocusing tricks with just one camera.
Check out the Instructables here:
[www.instructables.com]
and here:
[www.instructables.com]
The second post includes a link to the software, with example images so you can play with refocusing right now!
Daniel Reetz
12/18/09
I guess someone decided to hop in the Delorean today...
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