360度環景攝影. Research Image Composite Editor (ICE) Texas Stadium Implosion - BigLook360. The death of an iconic stadium and an Immersive Media Dodeca 2360 Spherical Video Camera. From Dallas, TX, where both BigLook360 and Immersive Media have offices, comes a video that is grabbing the attention of sports fans, concert goers, tech geeks, and fans of destruction alike. Sometimes you just have to say, "Let's go for it! " to make something that will appeal to a broad audience. In this case, one very special camera had to be sacrificed so that we could get a view from inside the destruction of Texas Stadium. RIP Texas Stadium and Dodeca 2360 Camera number ??? Chances are, that camera was one of the cameras I had on the VW Beetle I drove across the continent for the Google Street View project. Only one camera was lost during that project when the team drove into the parking garage at their hotel while having an argument and forgot to take the camera down first.
Having grown up in Dallas, watching Texas Stadium go down came with a mixed bag of emotions. 多維空間資訊有限公司. Riding Shotgun With Google Street View’s Revolutionary Camera. For the past seven months, Kevin Nanzer has been on the road almost nonstop, living in and out of motel rooms and corporate apartments. He's crisscrossed the country, living for weeks at a time in cities like Austin, Texas, Oklahoma City, Okla., Raleigh, N.C., and Albany, N.Y. Nanzer, 23, is a geoimmersive data producer for Immersive Media, a Canadian company that specializes in the fast-growing world of "spherical video"—aka mapping the world for Google and beyond. For 5 hours each day (the most he can film because of the sun's angle to the Earth), Nanzer and a co-worker drive anywhere from 80 to 200 miles through a major city, capturing video and location data of every single street, bridge and highway. "By the end, you'll get to know the city better than the one you grew up in," he says.
"You can call me if you're lost in Oklahoma City, and I can tell you how to get somewhere. I know all the streets. " This interactivity, however, will only increase over time. Cameras Archives. April 02, 2009 my Technomadic Hacks in Cyberpunk Non-Fiction; "C/Punk/Doc" I met Laszlo Kovacs, Director of C/Punk/Doc through the amazing forums @ Cyberpunk Review. He invited me to submit media just as they were wrapping production, so we have a 1.5 minute segment on my Wearable and Nomadic Computing work that begins Act 2. Narration is by Hawk from American Gladiators, over the song Teenage Hitman by Encephalon. December 31, 2008 Wearable Computing @ 25C3 Via Hackaday, the 25th Chaos Communication Congress's Wearable Computing and Solar Power presentations roused me from blog hibernation to say Happy Holidays and please don't text and drive. New Year's greetings from under a rock. July 02, 2008 DIY Spy Sunglasses I don't want to sound negative, but I don't want to insult your intelligence either.
June 26, 2008 My N430 This is the work I exhibited at Maker Faire this Spring. I have hundreds of images of my work, and lots to write about, so there will be much more ahead. May 08, 2008 Love, 1. » Papervision3D CornFlex, Script by Q. FLARToolKit: AS3 Augmented Reality Written by Quentin LengeléPosted in Flash,Papervision3DMarch 25, 2009 Months ago, I saw lots of video examples on blogs and YouTube and finally I got some time and found AS3 sources from some brilliant japanese guys (Libspark). They built an AS3 library called FLARToolKit which is translated from a Java library (NyARToolkit). This library can detect a “marker” on a video source and calculate its position in a three-dimensional space.
Theses coordinates can be easily used with Papervision3D and applied on a Collada Object or anything else. Read more WeatherVision3D Written by Quentin LengeléPosted in Flash,Papervision3DJuly 25, 2008 I’m developping a new way of General Positionning System with Flash 9. How to build a SphericVR quickly Written by Quentin LengeléPosted in Flash,Flex,Papervision3DApril 17, 2008 Click and move your mouse over the image. Again, you need to build a sphere with 3DStudioMax and export it in ASE format. Read more SlideRocket Concept : How Does Google Create Street View? Shooting 360-degree video with four GoPro HD Hero cameras | Ryan Jackson Photography. Posted by ryanjackson on Feb 8, 2011 in 360 Panoramas, DIY, photos, training, video | First off, watch my 360-degree Video of the World Record Dodgeball Game at the U of A So last year I shot this video of the University of Alberta setting a world record for most people playing dodgeball and the video got over 650,000 hits.
I’ve seen a few 360-degree videos out there but not as many as you would think considering how freaking cool they are. Since 360-degree videos is pretty uncharted territory in the photojournalism world I absolutely had to take the challenge. To shoot my 360-degree dodgeball video I used four GoPro Hero HD cameras on 1280×960 mode mounted vertically. This gives enough overlap to get a full 360-degree view as well the cameras are nice and small and light. Since the cameras shoot at 30 frames per second (actually 29.97) you can think of it as 30 still pictures per second which can be stitched together into panoramas. For the much more detailed and nerdy answer read on…. DIY Street-View Camera. If you use Google Maps, you're probably familiar with its Street View feature, which shows actual ground-level photos of many cities around the world.
Google creates the images by mounting special cameras on vehicles and driving them around. Now wouldn't it be great if you could have your own Street View–like camera? You could hike a trail and later share the photos with friends. The photos would carry GPS tags, so you could display them on Google Earth and include annotations—good water here, poison ivy there. Realtors could display whole neighborhoods to potential clients. Last year, as part of a "disruptive technologies" course at the United States Military Academy, in West Point, N.Y., I set out to develop a prototype.
For the camera system, I chose the Microsoft LifeCam NX-6000, which is small and has UVC (USB video class) compatibility. The NX-6000 has a lens with a 71-degree field of view. Construction was straightforward. The images also need to be GPS-tagged. 一探Google Maps街景地圖與Google街景車秘辛. Google罕見地在西門町紅樓廣場舉辦Google Maps記者會，並且將在台灣四處趴趴走的Google街景車全部召喚到齊，這可是千載難逢的機會，T客邦也拍了許多Goole街景車照片、問了許多問題，讓大家了解Google街景服務其中的秘密。 ▲一字排開的Google街景車陣容，其中一台還在外頭等著進場。 台灣的Google Maps街景服務是從2009年8月開始上線，截至目前為止已經涵蓋台灣14個縣市、共10萬公里的實景街景圖，換算可以繞台灣100圈、繞世界2圈半。 目前上線的街景服務城市包含台北縣市、基隆市、桃園市、中壢市、新竹市、台中市、台中縣（部分地區）、彰化縣（部分地區）、高雄市、屏東縣、宜蘭市、花蓮縣以及台東市。
此外Google街景也有與愛評網和信義房屋合作，讓民眾找美食、看房屋周邊都更為方便。 此行目的T客邦編輯們不約而同將焦點放在Google街景車上，台灣與國外Google街景車一樣，都是OPEL ASTRA 1.8 SRi車款，會場一共有5台。 國內外媒體拍到Google街景車已經許多次了，不過並沒機會好好觀察個仔細，剛好可以趁這次機會好好觀察一下。 ▲最頂端八邊形內共有8台相機，另外還有一台相機朝天空拍攝。 ▲中間有3台灰色SICK字樣的雷射測距器。 ▲從兩側可拆式支撐架、後方固定槽研判應該為可收折躺平設計。 ▲Google街景車皆為OPEL ASTRA 1.8 SRi車型。 光是看Google街景車不過癮，T客邦也把握機會抓了Google Maps團隊問了許多問題，問答摘錄以下。 Q：台灣總共有多少台Google街景車？ 就是這邊看到的，五台。 Q：Google街景車拍街景是用動態錄影還是靜態拍照的方式紀錄影像？ 是拍照，一張一張數位照片。 Q：可以解釋一下為什麼除了8台相機外，還需要1台往上照的相機？ 除了8台拍攝平面的相機外，還有1台向上拍的相機，事實上這是顆魚眼鏡頭，因為很多建築物會超過相機平面的拍攝範圍，像是台北101，總不希望實景向上拉到一半建築物忽然不見吧，所以加上這個魚眼鏡頭，就可以拍到360度的無縫畫面，達成最佳的實景效果。 Q：相機下面的3組雷射測距器是用來做什麼的？ 這是用來判斷畫面中的建築物位置。 Q：Google街景車內有多少顆硬碟？
非常非常多顆。 Q：駕駛除了開車外，還要顧其他的事情嗎？ Q：拍照的頻率為何？ 約一秒3張左右。