An interactive zoetrope for the animation of solid figurines and holographic projections

Smoot, Lanny; Bassett, Katie; Hart, Stephen; Burman, Daniel; Romrell, Anthony

doi:10.1145/1836821.1836827

Cited by 8 publications

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“…With the advent of 3D printing and LED technology, three-dimensional Zoetropes have become very popular (Dickson, 2003;Smoot et al, 2010). Another example of technology reviving the principle of cinematographic animation is the use of ubiquitous computing for projects such Agit P.O.V.…”

Section: Contemporary Artistic Use Of Pre-cinema Animationmentioning

confidence: 99%

ZoOHPraxiscope, Re-Inventing the Zoopraxiscope with an Overhead Projector

Faubel

2015

CITAR Journal

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The ZoOHPraxiscope is a modified overhead projector that can be used to show cinematographic animations. It allows blending and mixing of animated shadow play with cinematographic animation. Similar to the Zoopraxiscope that was developed by the photographer Eadweard Muybridge in the 19th century, the ZoOHPraxiscope combines a rotating picture disc with a Laterna Magica and shutter mechanism. The mechanical shutter of the original device is replaced by a high-power LED that can be turned on and off at the fraction of a second. The overhead projector acts as Laterna Magica. This new device is used as a performance instrument to combine sound, vision, shadow play and animation.

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Section: Contemporary Artistic Use Of Pre-cinema Animationmentioning

confidence: 99%

ZoOHPraxiscope, Re-Inventing the Zoopraxiscope with an Overhead Projector

Faubel

2015

CITAR Journal

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A mixed-reality showcase for multiple users from unconstrained viewing angles

Hsu

Chiang

Hua

et al. 2013

SIGGRAPH Asia 2013 Emerging Technologies

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ZoeMatrope

Miyashita

Ishihara²,

Watanabe

et al. 2016

ACM Trans. Graph.

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Reality is the most realistic representation. We introduce a material display called ZoeMatrope that can reproduce a variety of materials with high resolution, dynamic range and light field reproducibility by using compositing and animation principles used in a zoetrope and a thaumatrope. With ZoeMatrope, the quality of the material is equivalent to that of real objects and the range of expressible materials is diversified by overlaying a set of base materials in a linear combination. ZoeMatrope is also able to express spatially-varying materials, and even augmented materials such as materials with an alpha channel. In this paper, we propose a method for selecting the optimal material set and determining the weights of the linear combination to reproduce a wide range of target materials properly. We also demonstrate the effectiveness of this approach with the developed system and show the results for various materials.

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An interactive zoetrope for the animation of solid figurines and holographic projections

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

ZoOHPraxiscope, Re-Inventing the Zoopraxiscope with an Overhead Projector

ZoOHPraxiscope, Re-Inventing the Zoopraxiscope with an Overhead Projector

A mixed-reality showcase for multiple users from unconstrained viewing angles

ZoeMatrope

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