A company known as Image Metrics has created Facial Motion Caption software that looks like it will completely revolutionise animated movies and video games. VIDEO->
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A new motion-capture technology could allow even low-budget film makers to use sophisticated animations and it could even add more realism to animated characters. VIDEO->
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I don’t like to blog about software but once in a while you hear about one that stands out from others. TinEye is a new way to search for images. It allows you to search images not based on their filename but based on their pixels. This means that you can upload an image and look for duplicates across the net that will have similar pixels or that are identical. Check out the video, it can be very useful especially if you are a designer. At the moment TinEye is in beta so only a few users have access to it, so be patient. VIDEO->
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I suppose it is more logical to drag on a moving vehicule in a video than to drag on the time cursor. I still think it gives the same result but it can be useful in rare situations.
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