'Foreground objects' presentation slideshows

Automated 3D Model Construction for Urban Environments

Next Generation 4D Distributed Modeling and Visualization. Automated 3D Model Construction for Urban Environments. Christian Frueh John Flynn Avideh Zakhor. University of California, Berkeley. June 13, 2002. Presentation Overview. Introduction Ground based modeling Mesh processing

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Game Design Documents

Game Design Documents. Design Documentation Stages. Design treatment or concept paper Game feasibility Design summary/design documents Pitch document or proposal Design specification/product specification/production document Functional product specification. Game Treatment. Game story

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Tour Into the Picture: Using a Spidery Mesh to Make Animation from a Single Image

Tour Into the Picture: Using a Spidery Mesh to Make Animation from a Single Image. Youichi Horry, Ken-ichi Anjyo, and Kiyoshi Arai SIGGRAPH 1997 presented by Dave Edwards 10/31/2000. A Unique Problem. Can we create animation from a single image? Paintings Single photographs

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Tour Into the Picture [TIP]

Tour Into the Picture [TIP]. Outline. Introduction TIP Multi-Perspective Modeling. Motivation. Impressive results using the TIP technique . TIP. By Hoi Ng 1982. The TIP Technique. Background. Foreground. Background Model. Foreground with meshes. Motivation (cont.).

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Van Gogh Landscapes

Van Gogh Landscapes. Olive Trees with the Alpilles in the Background , 1889. Self-Portrait, 1887. Who Was Van Gogh?. A Dutch Painter A poor artist who was born in the Netherlands and later lived in France from 1853 to 1891.

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Independent Component Analysis-Based Background Subtraction for Indoor Surveillance

Independent Component Analysis-Based Background Subtraction for Indoor Surveillance. INTRODUCTION.

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How to Take Better Pictures

How to Take Better Pictures Digital Photography Rule of Thirds Use imaginary grid lines to divide your image into three sections vertically and horizontally. Place your subject on the intersection of the imaginary grid lines. This changes the prospective of the picture.

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The Rule of Thirds

The Rule of Thirds. Will Carter. Shooting Vertical and Horizontal. When shooting a picture, try to experiment with the vertical and horizontal view your camera provides. When you find the right angle, or view, your composition could be much stronger then you thought.

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jTIP Transforming 2D into 3D

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On the Possibility of Gravitational Lensing of Terra Electron-volt Gamma Ray Sources

On the Possibility of Gravitational Lensing of Terra Electron-volt Gamma Ray Sources . Sean Gellenbeck Mentor: Professor Ann Zabludoff, Steward Observatory 21 st Annual Arizona/NASA Statewide Space Grant Undergraduate Research Internship Program Symposium

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Photography Merit Badge

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