Arte generativa no SESC (1)
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Hoje tem início a Mostra SESC de Artes 08, da qual faz parte a exposição generativa(OUTDOOR). Os trabalhos selecionados serão projetados nas fachadas de 5 unidades do SESC SP. Destaco a presença de 3 artistas nessa exposição: * David Dessens (aka Sanch) é um dos principais artistas trabalhando com vvvv (software baseado em “patches” que faz síntese de vídeo em tempo real). *#07 from sanch on Vimeo. * Daniel Shiffman é professor da NYU e ...
VBO - 10000 Particiles (1)
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Video Surface Prototype (1)
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A prototype interface for a touch-screen ’surface’ application for sampling a video portfolio I created for Rehab Studio in February. This interface would be displayed on a 60″ LCD touch screen embedded into a table surface. Evolution of the shapes on the surface show and hide new clips available to watch. The clips available may change throughout the course of the day. Watch it in HD.
Tracker Stop Effect (1)
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I have been busy today working on four or five separate mixes and managed to finalize two of them, maybe. We’ll see how my ears respond after some rest. Anyway, during the last bit of work I was doing I noticed that one of the processor chains was causing insteresting random sounds whenever I pressed stop in Ableton Live. I decided to capture some of these sounds and see if they might be useful in ...
Arte visual creado con Processing, un poderoso lenguaje de programación (3)
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Processing es un lenguaje de programación open source creado para artistas visuales. Fue originalmente desarrollado por el Media Lab del MIT y es una herramienta alternativa bastante interesante para aquellos que no quieran gastar un centavo. Este video, llamado Metamorphosis, fue creado por Glenn Marshall usando este lenguaje. La canción se llama “Corsair” y es de Boards of Canada. Vía: Gizmodo Comparte esta anotación
Beautiful Visuals Created Using the Processing Programming Language [Animation] (8)
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Processing is an open source programming language designed for visual artists, "created to teach fundamentals of computer programming within a visual context and to serve as a software sketchbook and professional production tool." Originally developed at the MIT Media Lab, it's a free alternative to fancy, expensive, proprietary software tools. And man, can you make some cool stuff with it. This video, created by Glenn Marshall using Processing, is called Metamophosis. Featuring music by the ...
John Resig: Adv. JavaScript and Processing.js (23)
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Recently I gave two talks at the Web 2.0 Expo in New York City and one for the Boston IxDA. Learning Advanced JavaScript An advanced talk on the JavaScript language. Explored functions, closures, function prototypes, and inheritance. The entire presentation was given using an interactive site/presentation (tested in Firefox and Safari). Feel free to browse through the presentation (I'm not sure how useful it will be without me talking about the particulars - but it ...
Rewetting my feet. (1)
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I tend to avoid trying new things until the last minute. I usually have to be dragged kicking and pouting into new technology or a new way of thinking. However, if I need to learn something new for a client, though I will still kick and pout, I find the threat of a shitty deadline is just the thing to allow me to dive into something new. JBox2D is the new thing that is occupying ...
Learning Processing (5)
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It’s no secret, I love me some Shiffman. He is partially responsible for getting me interested in forces and particles which I have continued to explore to this day. He has a fine collection of source code examples on his site and his was the first vector library I ever used. So it is with grand enthusiasm that I announce the arrival of Shiffman’s Learning Processing, a fine addition to the growing number of books ...
Getting Email Done Part 1 - Getting a Life Outside of Email (3)
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This is the first article of the two I have prepared for you regarding dealing with email – this one is about tips and tricks of getting a life outside of email. The second part will be about key practices of getting email done and processing to empty. First thing – let’s try to get a life… a life Now, the big question – how to deal with email? How to reply to all of ...
Rumor: new visualizer in iTunes 8 to be Robert Hodgin's Magnetosphere (5)
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Filed under: Audio, Multimedia, Rumors, iTunes On the heels of our earlier post about new features in iTunes 8 comes this post from video producer and designer Allan White, speculating that the new visualizer in iTunes might be Processing artist Robert Hodgins' amazing Magnetosphere, which was available up until a few months ago from The Barbarian Group (aka Robert's design company) as an iTunes plugin. As Allan points out, there are two very strong pieces ...
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This would be pretty crazy, I have had the beta version of magnetosphere for quite some time now. Hey check out his Vimeo! http://vimeo.com/flight404 Pretty legit.
Wiimote head tracking in Processing (1)
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Filed under: downloads hacks, wii hacks[Manuel] has been playing around with [Johnny Lee]'s Wiimote head tracking code. He's posted a preliminary port outlining the code in the Processing environment. It relies on darwiinremoteOSC so you won't see this outside of OSX, but it should help you out if you're trying to do this is in Processing on another platform.[via Create Digital Motion][photo: nicolasnova]Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
iPhone - Yellowtail (2)
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A week ago I got a shiny new iPhone. A few days later I got my Developer’s Certificate and the API. Two days after that, today, I’ve got the first app up and running! It’s a port of Golan Levin’s Yellowtail with the small addition of multi-touch. OF and Processing nerds read on (more…)
Wish We Were Here (1)
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Sound reactive generative music video for HDU album track, developed using Processing. Also featured as part of live visuals to accompany ‘Metamathics’ tour performances, New Zealand 2008. Cast: Karen Curley
آزمایشگاه پردازش تصاویر (1)
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برای ویرایش تصاویر نرم افزارهای بسیار زیادی وجود دارد. معروف ترین و قوی ترین آن ها شاید Photoshop باشد. انتخاب یک نرم افزار مناسب در این زمینه به جواب این سئوال بر میگردد که معیار شما برای انتخاب یک نرم افزار ویرایش عکس چیست؟ Image Processing Lab ابزاری است کوچک ولی کاربردی برای پردازش عکس های دیجیتالی که دارای فیلترهای مختلف و ابزارهای تحلیل تصاویر است. این نرم افزار کاملاً رایگان و اوپن سورس ارائه ...
John Resig - Processing.js (16)
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Demos below! As a sort-of reverse birthday present I've decided to release one of my largest projects, in recent memory. This is the project that I've been alluding to for quite some time now: I've ported the Processing visualization language to JavaScript, using the Canvas element. I've been working on this project, off-and-on now, for the past 7 months - it's been a fun, and quite rewarding, challenge. The full scope of the project can ...
Gesture Recognition in Processing on Vimeo (2)
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Whether you’re a Web developer, Web designer or blogger, you’ve probably had to deal with the headache of converting many images to different sizes and formats. It’s not much fun if you have to convert all of them by hand. Batch image processing can reduce this process from hours of work to just a few simple clicks. With batch image processing, you can specify a size or file type, and then a script runs to ...Shared by !&# (103) 7noOna (20) a.andreev (17) AJ (225) Alberto Verdoy (1) Aleksandar Erkalovic (23) Amy (45) Angela (4) ani625 (87) beatak (30) bodzasfanta (153) buxx (31) Çağatay Öztürk (19) Carl (20) charlie anzman (107) Chip Ashby (31) Dave (2) Dave Woodard (19) eConsultant (8) edythe (70) el-flojo (11) Gabriele (1) GeniusBoyWonder (27) Giorgos Androulidakis (37) gocrawford (7) goodpic (13) Hervey (35) Homer Gaines (30) HR (20) illovich (34) Isaac Roca @SiKNUS (19) ja | castillo (32) jason (9) Jason David Pelker (34) Jason Emerick (2) jgonfre (20) Jiří Sekera (27) John Higley (16) Jon Phillips (65) Jorge Santiago (7) jramos (13) kevan (20) Krushna (76) LouCypher (76) luxus (21) Mark (61) MaXCoDeR (11) miasarmento (88) Michael (2) Michael (28) Mithrill (11) mmhan (27) Mona N (117) mr.petruccio (24) Muhammad Siyab (53) ndench (20) neal (392) nikan (56) Niklas (12) nonozone (19) odeb (48) Olivier (34) Osvaldo Johnson (4) paulo (43) Paulo Pereira (20) Peli (10) persian eyes (34) Peter (21) Pramod (98) R Grant (3) Randy (13) raulpereira (20) rib (25) Rocco (26) Roger (106) Romey (47) rszaloki (64) Samuel (85) Sarit (9) Satya (19) Scott (162) Scott (20) Scott (8) Sebastian Crump (5) Selwin (53) Shawn Smith (22) Sinclair (39) sink (20) snake (21) Stephen Jones (5) Steve (3) takako tominaga (8) Tipsun (21) Valentino (5) vinu (22) Wes Brown (20) William Becher (20) wolly (11) Yusuf (16)writing | ben fry (15) permalink
This question is covered in the FAQ on Processing.org, but still tends to reappear on the board every few months (most recently here). Someone once described Processing syntax as a dialect of Java, which sounds about right to me. It’s syntax that we’ve added on top of Java to make things a little easier for a particular work domain (roughly, making visual things). There’s also a programming environment that significantly simplifies what’s found in traditional ...Contribute comment
