The fine hackers at MetaLab in Vienna put together this Alert the internets box, which lets you effortlessly share a project with the world. All you have to do is record some footage on the camera and then stick it on the dock, and an automated script downloads the video file, adds an intro animation […]
Most of the DSLR shoulder mounts I’ve seen lately take a while to set up and tend to take up a bit of space. If you’re traveling and want to carry something compact and easy to set up, then check out this cool compact DSLR rig from youtuber mowaska.
Perhaps circuit bending isn’t the right term, but this is a pretty cool project. For this project I brought together a 3 channel LED light organ with a pal/ntsc video colourprocessor. The bass, mid and high of the sound is controlling the red,green and blue of the video. The image itself is highly reactive to […]
Via Peter Kirn’s Create Digital Motion comes this work from artist Mauritius Seeger, using a Kinect to “scratch” video using proximity info. Mauritius write: I use modul8 with a midi controller and have kind of given up on video scratching because it’s so bad in software when i last tried it ( with modul8) and […]
BUILD! is a brickfilm created by David Pagano and Matt Witham. Nicely done, guys! (Didn’t embed the video because we’re experience migration difficulties…)
Kinect hacker Nathan Viniconis has been feeding Kinect data into MineCraft with some rather impressive results. The process, which is still manual at this point, creates motion by rendering each frame independently and then combining them to produce a seemingly realtime video. Supposedly there is an automated version in the works.
A telecine is a machine which converts motion picture film into video. The process is a bit more advanced than just pointing a video camera at a running projection of film. Each film frame is captured individually and some advanced math goes into converting the frame rate to video, if necessary. They’re extremely complex and […]
