Willson, 2013 - Google Patents
Exploring Higher Dimensional Photography Using Programmable CamerasWillson, 2013
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- Willson C
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Consumer-grade cameras can be programmed by technical users with an interest in photography, but currently the potential is still being investigated. We explore some of the capabilities available using programmable cameras through the example of capturing what …
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