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I did the same, as many other did: http://camillomiller.com/sc http://camillomiller.com/sc That website was of some inspiration, great too see it's still onli
by camillomiller 12y ago
I did the same, as many other did:
http://camillomiller.com/sc http://camillomiller.com/sc
That website was of some inspiration, great too see it's still online!
- vanderZwan 12y agoFellow scannercam hobbyist checking in! Did you also discover the trick of taking "HDR" photographs by setting the software to do a "colour" scan with every colour channel set to a different exposure? Anyway, in my case the hobby led me down the rabbit hole of slitscanning and other spacetime-warping artworks, such as Bill Spinhoven's "It's About Time" (who was one of my tutors in art school, and AFAIK was the first artist to do this in a real-time installation) http://www.spinhoven.nl/work/EN/workitsabouttime2.htm http://www.spinhoven.nl/work/EN/workitsabouttime2.htm These day's it's quite easy to do with software. Here's a test of one of my own prototypes made with Processing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_7uWAUIjQU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_7uWAUIjQU
- dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 12y agoI went down this rabbit hole myself, it's great fun. On our camera we noticed The RGB sensor data lined up well moving right-to-left, but misaligned when scanning left-to-right, creating a subtle rainbow effect. http://topologo.com/animations/scan.html http://topologo.com/animations/scan.html
- camillomiller 12y agoWow, that's great! Thanks for the links!