“Making Space for Time in Time-Lapse Photography” by Terry, Brostow, Ou, Tyman and Gromala
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- Making Space for Time in Time-Lapse Photography
Session/Category Title: Beautiful Things
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Traditional time-lapse techniques accelerate footage to offer a view of events that is otherwise difficult to experience. Recent techniques, such as Image Fusion [Raskar et al. 2004] or video cube sampling [Cohen et al. 2003], offer techniques to summarize spans of time in a single image.
References:
Cohen, M. F., Colburn, A., and Drucker, S. 2003. Image stacks. In MSR-TR-2003-40.
Raskar, R., Ilie, A., and Yu, J. 2004. Image fusion for context enhancement. In NPAR 2004: Third International Symposium on Non Photorealistic Rendering, To Appear.
Acknowledgements:
We thank Cornell University and AlaskaCam for use of their images in our figures.
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