MATLAB issues resolved
Posted in academic, MatLab, Software, syndicated-posts on Apr. 2, 2012 by Kevin Wiliarty
The problem with local MATLAB installations not being able to communicate with the research license server has been resolved.
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New book features cover design by New Media Lab
Posted in academic, book, design, New Media Lab, syndicated-posts on Apr. 21, 2011 by mklaneski
Professor Peter Gottschalk’s new book Engaging South Asian Religions features a cover design by Mariah E. Reisner of the New Media Lab. Check it out on Amazon.com.
Not the standard 30 frames per second…
Posted in academic, camera, Camera Culture group, Equipment, syndicated-posts, Video on Apr. 15, 2011 by mklaneski
The Camera Culture group at the MIT Media Lab has pushed the limit and created a high-speed camera that captures an incredible 1,000,000,000,000 (a trillion!) frames per second. Take a look at this clip as you can actually see light travel through sp…
Not the standard 30 frames per second…
Posted in academic, camera, Camera Culture group, MIT Media Lab, syndicated-posts, Video on Apr. 15, 2011 by mklaneski
The Camera Culture group at the MIT Media Lab has pushed the limit and created a high-speed camera that captures an incredible 1,000,000,000,000 (a trillion!) frames per second. Take a look at this clip as you can actually see light travel through sp…
Word Lens
Posted in academic, app, Apple, camera, Internet, iPhone, iTunes, language, syndicated-posts, translation on Dec. 17, 2010 by mklaneski
Super cool new app from Quest Visual that instantly translates text just through the camera lens on your phone. Looking forward to trying it out!
http://questvisual.com/
“Digital Media Primer for Geeks”
Posted in academic, audio, HTML5, syndicated-posts, Video on Oct. 21, 2010 by mklaneski
This is a pretty good thorough overview of digital audio and digital video that explains many topics including: resolution, frame rate, interlacing, etc. A good introduction for those who need to get all the facts in order. http://xiph.org/video/vid1.shtml “Xiph.Org has undertaken a series of self-produced videos to spread techie-level knowledge about digital media as well […]
