Eric Lange
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I like the Iris Retina Scan feature which allows FB to reach deep into my soul and monetize it ;-)
LOL..
Maybe at least send you adds for contact lenses...
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I like the Iris Retina Scan feature which allows FB to reach deep into my soul and monetize it ;-)
Anyone here heard of Fats Waller? He sang the song "The Joint is Jumpin" set in a dance hall speak easy. And at the end sirens are heard and Fats tells everyone not to worry cause he's got power down at the jailhouse, but his final words are "Don't give your right name."
Sure but . . . the issue is not with FB. It's with the entire USA not putting a value on Privacy the way some in Europe do. Our politicians listen to the money source and to protests. Google and 50 companies you have never heard of are in as deep or more than FB. The FB hearing was pure theater where none of the essential questions were asked much less followed up on. Folks seem to feel about Privacy like they do Artificial Intelligence; very ambivalent about something which will blow up reality as we know it and have huge consequences for us as individuals
My feeling on Privacy:
I know I will never have privacy again, I only ask to control and benefit from who I digitally am in the same way I would have the rights to any IP I produce. Why should FB or anyone financially benefit from my IP with zero compensation to me. I own me. Right?
Problem is that our Gov and the Tech Industry cut a deal long ago: no push back on privacy issues as long as the Feds get first taste.
Related - hire swamp creatures if you want to stay good with the swamp creatures in charge:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/25/fac...s-public-policy-chief-after-data-scandal.html
VR is all about immersion and presence.
Wow - first post for me on Reduser in awhile.
I was in the front row of this presentation at F8 with Brian from Facebook and Uday from RED, and was also interviewed for their launch video. You actually hear my voice in the video but don't see my face. ; )
As someone who has been doing nothing but VR for a few years now... I'd contribute the following:
1) First and most importantly, this is not a casual announcement. The computational imaging team at Facebook are some of the best in the world at what they do, and I don't have to comment on Reduser about the smarts of the RED imaging team. This is a serious effort by serious people.
2) The combination of RED sensor technology + the possibility of volumetric and 6DOF image tech from FB provides the industry something that has not existed before. We have built RED rigs before to do high-resolution 360º capture. And when it's done correctly, it looks magnificent. This effort takes it to the next level.
VR is all about immersion and presence. This is a big and important step towards raising the bar for creators and consumers and bringing people even deeper into creative worlds.
Plus - as a VFX tool for shooting plates and creating depth maps, etc., this thing will be nuts.
Lucas Wilson
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Supersphere
www.superspherevr.com
My issue is that beyond a tech demo, this stuff is really hard to get right, dealing with real world images, details and so on make the process very tough. So much post work in stitching, warping and fixing. You can get 70% quickly but that last 30 is where the meat is. Very rarely do disparity maps and depth work well, very scene dependent. (Working on something in a forest right now, so feature detection is mush)
So i'm curious to see what you think?
cheers
Paul
"Largest data mining and herd analysis project in the history of society after thoroughly analysing herd behaviour expands on more effective herd management solutions by pursuing consumer devices for tailored personal departure from reality, partnering with a camera company".
Where is this quote from?