mdrejhon

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   by mdrejhon 9y ago

   Not all things that look like "interpolators" need traditional lookforward lag. Mice and head trackers can already run at 1000 Hz. It's the GPU that cannot keep up. Instead of black-box interpolators (e.g. Sony MotionFlow),
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   by mdrejhon 9y ago

   Holy server hug, batman! (Chief Blur Buster here, I noticed the traffic spike). BTW, GPU is a problem, but we're expecting Frame Rate Amplification Technologies to solve the problem. Basically improved versions of Oculus Spacewarp t
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   by mdrejhon 13y ago

   Yes, this effect shows up when you view http://www.testufo.com/#test=eyetracking on a CRT, then again on a common LCD. If you're running "ToastyX Strobelight" (easy lightboost programming utility) on a 120Hz
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   by mdrejhon 13y ago

   There are some excellent new web-based motion test animations, that demonstrates eye-tracking-based motion blur, which is quite relevant to Mike's paper: Animation demo of eye-tracking based motion blur: http://www.testufo.
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   by mdrejhon 14y ago

   Isn't Mount Sharp ALREADY in the 360 panorama? I SEE IT. It just only looks "small". The mountain in the same direction in the shadow? The mountain looks small mainly due to camera distortion (but it could also be incorrectly stretched i