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Computational Photography CS 590 Spring 2014 Prof. Alex Berg (Credits to many other folks on individual slides)

Morphing

View morphing, Seitz and Dyer, Siggraph 1996

Poisson image editing, Perez et al., Siggraph 2003

Automatic panoramic image stitching, Brown and Lowe, IJCV 2007`

Stabilized Ball Camera Video Link BallCam!, Kitani et al., UIST 2012

First-person hyperlapse videos, Kopf et al Siggraph 2014 Link to hyper-lapse video

Eulerian video magnification, Wu et al Siggraph 2012 Link to Eulerian video magnification video

Image quilting, Efros and Freeman Siggraph 2001

Hybrid images, Oliva et al., Siggraph 2006

1. Artists as cameras East Doors (1452) North Doors (1424) Lorenzo Ghiberti ( ) Lens Based Camera Obscura, Cameras as cameras 3. Computers as cameras

Other information Alexei Efros at CMU and U.C. Berkeley (page not currently linked) Derek Hoiem at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign (Alyosha’s student, similar course) Rick Szeliski’s textbook page

For Next Class Try to install matlab & image processing toolbox Look over a matlab tutorial e.g. – 1/matlab.intro.html 1/matlab.intro.html Read chapter 1 in the Szeliski text

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