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SUMMARY:Computation and the moving image - Andrew Fitzgibbon (Microsoft Re
 search Cambridge)
DTSTART:20090217T141500Z
DTEND:20090217T151500Z
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CONTACT:Christian Richardt
DESCRIPTION:The iconic representation of video is film: sprocket holes\, c
 elluloid\, a sharp blade and mylar tape\; and these metaphors underpin the
  interaction paradigms of the most modern video editing software.  Even 3D
  special effects are inserted as "layers" keyed by "mattes".\n\nIn this ta
 lk I will discuss a number of more direct interactions with the moving ima
 ge\, dealing with 3D object insertion\, object tracking\, and new represen
 tations for video which were not possible without modern computation.  I s
 how how recent research in computer vision and computer graphics allows us
  to think of new paradigms in manipulating and representing video\, ultima
 tely editing _in_ the image stream\, not _on_ it.
LOCATION:Computer Laboratory\, William Gates Building\, Room SS03
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