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We present a method for converting first-person videos, for example, captured with a helmet camera during activities such as rock climbing or bicycling, into hyper-lapse videos, i.e., time-lapse videos with a smoothly moving camera.
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A handy article, courtesy of Before & After magazine, for those difficult times when one needs to find just the right color for a particular purpose.
The name says pretty much all there is to know: many a quote (600+) directly from Sherlock Holmes' sleuthing adventures, all under one tome.
From an effort of Gerard Van der Leun.
A clever algorithm/paper that presents a way to upscale/vectorize pixel art, with interesting results.
Quality can't be gained but, "educated guesses" (like in this case), can go a long way in improving perceived quality when dealing with the magnification of such small pixel representations.
... With the bundle wrapping technique.
While these instructions were/are directed to specific types of bag/bags, they have, nonetheless, more generic applications (specially, when clothes are involved).
From 2008, the one that started it all.
FIFA's "stringent" regulations for World Cup's participants and their uniforms/equipments.
"Storyboarding the Simpsons Way" (by Chris Roman) presents inside notes on the storyboarding process used when doing The Simpsons.
While a valuable resource for anyone interested in storyboarding and visual storytelling, it also carries other, interesting, insights, applicable in other design (as a wider concept) areas.
