Here is some photo art for this friday: ‘Still File‘ is a series of 4 photographs recreating computer renderings as physical scenes. The photos’ artifacts, surroundings, camera settings and lighting has been shaped intending to resemble 3d graphics of different types. You can find the pictures at http://skrekkogle.com/still-file/ →
Here are some audio and video trends picks for the year 2017: It seems that 3D craze is over. So long, 3DTV – we won’t miss you – BBC News reports that at this year’s CES trade show, there was barely a whimper of 3D TV, compared to just two years ago when it was →
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-38778244 It seems that 3D TV is dead as major TV manufacturers have stopped or are stopping to make them. →
https://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/security-awareness/fraudsters-hack-audio-recordings-conduct-social-engineering-attacks/ Advanced audio processing tools can be used for good and bad. →
http://www.edn.com/design/consumer/4443249/Teardown–Drone-streams-live-video?_mc=sm_edn&hootPostID=aace25fdd6ccde81d57b00797e517d7a Look at this tiny video streaming drone teardown. →
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the world’s biggest tech event. With nearly 200,000 attendees flooding into the Las Vegas strip for a week in January. Newest event CES 2017 just started. CES is often the home to consumer product announcements and demonstrations of future technologies, so it is one of the most anticipated events →
http://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/semiconductors/optoelectronics/a-highres-camera-that-captures-1-million-frames-per-second This is an interesting article on new high speed digital camera technologies. New tricks are possible by integrating memory directly to image sensor. →
Here are some interesting videos on professional audio and video technologies field: Mini backstage tour of the control area video takes a quick look at some of the stuff in the main control area of a big show. The next videos show what is inside some of the audio and video equipment: EEVblog #840 – →
https://www.geek.com/tech/researchers-taught-a-computer-to-compose-christmas-carols-and-its-creepy-1682325/ This is weird AI art… →
It’s still cool to see a functional tool like the oscilloscope manipulated to display unrelated art. When you input suitable stereo audio into an old scope in in X-Y mode, you can see all kinds of artistic creations. Salvaged Scope Lets You Watch the Music article introduces you how to use old scope for video →