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10.09

A tribute to Jason Salavon

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Posted in Computer Vision, Experiments Tagged C++, OpenFrameworks

Beyonce’s ‘Single Ladies’ music video and Jamiroquai’s ‘Canned Heat’ as a tribute to Jason Salavon. The video was exported as an image sequence at 15fps through Photoshop. It took some time to render the result in oF. After the render I ran the images through a min/max and histogram equilization algorithm. Written in C++/OpenFrameworks.


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