PGDI test group

[TeddyBear]

Photographically generated displacement information - test group

Please feel welcome to sign up! Application slots closed

For those who have no clue what this is about, please read the following:

During the past two weeks I have been developing a method which basically scans real-world objects by computing and merging separate frames of a recorded sequence of digital footage. Yet I have only conducted one laboration in the purpose of proving my hypothesis - a scan of my own hand. During the past week I have improved the frame calculation process and I feel ready to begin my second testing session.

This method is currently adjusted for the way I work and function but as I will release this to the public, public input is of great importance So, the purpose of this test group is to see what suggestions you have for the method appliance. It could be technical remarks, scanning improvements & tips, suggestions on what to scan, areas of use, etc.

For me, it would be interesting to see how the method applies to better - or worse - equipment than my own. However, the most interesting part is to see which different object scans you come up with.

Everyone who joins this group must understand that the method has to be kept secret. I don't want to spoil anything with an inferior appliance.

I will have private, separate discussions with everyone involved. Group consultations may not occur. If you want to join, please contact me and ask me any questions you might have.

Regards,

Teddy

Test group applicants:

SnipaMasta - Panasonic digital video camera *.avi (clean 720x576, 25 FPS)

st0lve - Fuji Finepix S5000 *.avi (nosiy 320x240, 30 FPS)

aevirex - Canon Powershot a510 *.avi (clean 640x480, 10 FPS)

Meotwister - Canon PowerShot A620 *.avi (clean 640x480, 30-60 FPS)

Sascha Herfort - Canon Powershot A95 *.avi (clean 640x480, 15 FPS)

LuftWaffle - Kodak EasyShare DX7630 *.mov (clean 320x240, 20 FPS)

[st0lve]

I have Fuji Finepix S5000

[Meotwister]

I just checked mine and it can do up to 60fps.

[TeddyBear]

Perfect! I think we have enough applicants for the project now, I will wait one day more to see what may come up. Then we are pretty much ready to start

[TeddyBear]

Application slots closed.