3D in Depth: Lighting, Part 1
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3D in Depth: Lighting, Part 2.
3D in Depth: Lighting, Part 2.
07/02/2004 10:11 AMThis month, we look at lighting in more depth and cover the basics of
the 3 Point Lighting system. Also covered are common errors in
lighting and how to avoid them. By Nathan Segal. 0702
Lighting the GE Way
Lighting the GE Way
08/16/2004 06:50 AM
Lighting up with nanotubes
Lighting up with nanotubes
06/04/2004 03:57 PMZDNet Jun 4 2004 8:51PM GMT
Christmas Lighting in Abundance
Christmas Lighting in Abundance
12/21/2003 01:18 PM707 panel as decorative lighting
707 panel as decorative lighting
03/31/2005 05:48 PMMark Frauenfelder:
Todd Lappin has finished installing his 707 jet panel in his house. It
looks incredible!
This hangs on one wall of our living
room, above the stairway that leads down to the garage. As you walk up
the steps, you get this view.
My 707 has come a long way since I first found it at an aircraft
scrapyard in Tucson. Here's a daylight view, shortly after I stripped
off the paint. The illumination comes from rope lights mounted on the
structurally-cool back side. (Next time you rest your head against a
window-seat wall to snooze, this is basically what lies
underneath.)
Link
Hybrid Solar Lighting
Hybrid Solar Lighting
03/14/2005 06:02 PM
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, which conducts all of its
research in tuneful four part harmony, has developed a system that
uses sunlight (I actually started to write 'solar-powered light')
pumped down fiber-optic tubes to complement an integrated system of
flourscent bulbs. When there's sufficient light outside, a sensor cuts
the electric blubs, letting the light shine in. Obviously, piping
light from roofs to fixtures is something that's best done when the
buildings are actually built, but it's a great idea all the same.
Of course, they don't mention that the light snakes down around
your throat as you sit in satori, attempting to harness the power of
mind to expand your forehead real estate. (Thanks, Boo Boo
Prime!)
Su
nlight in a tube [World-Science]
Overboard with Christmas lighting
Overboard with Christmas lighting
12/17/2004 06:33 PM
Tree optional!
CDS intros new DMX lighting controller
box
CDS intros new DMX lighting controller
box
06/09/2004 03:47 PMCDS Advanced Technology announced on Wednesday the release of the
LanBox-LCE mini
DMX controller for lighting applications. The LanBox-LCE can be
used stand-alone or with network applications via its built-in
10Base-T Ethernet port. It features 512 DMX channels, with the ability
to store hundreds of lighting cues, and ships with the company's
LCedit+ software, which controls the LanBox-LCE, as well as a power
adapter and an Ethernet cable. The LanBox-LCE costs €340 or
US$410.
SystemX Modular Lighting Design
SystemX Modular Lighting Design
04/15/2005 09:59 AM
MoCo Loco shows us the
SystemX modular lighting system. "SystemX is an X-shaped lightning
module that can be interconnected with other SystemX modules to create
lighting structures." The system can take the form of just two or
three X's connected together, to a near-infinite expanse with zones of
differing temperatures of light throughout. Very cool, even if there's
no word as to retail availability or pricing.
Product Page [YamagiwaJP via MoCoLoco]
OLEDs Now Lighting Up Automobiles,
Report Says
OLEDs Now Lighting Up Automobiles,
Report Says
02/01/2005 09:06 PMJeep Grand Cherokee and the Chevrolet Corvette to include OLED
displays.
Gravity Lamp -- lighting design concept
Gravity Lamp -- lighting design concept
09/22/2004 12:33 AM
Xeni Jardin:
The "Gravity" lamp reclines and goes to sleep when you're not in the
room. When you enter, it awakens, stands up, and turns on.
Fun Furde says, "The
Gravity is equal parts cute and creepy. Cute because it's sort of like
a pet that's happy to see you when you come home. Creepy because it's
a lamp that moves by itself! No idea if they're actually going to make
this or how much it will cost if they do. Or how they keep the
lightbulb from smashing when it hits the ground."
Link.
Lighting the fires of liberty, one
monitor at a time
Lighting the fires of liberty, one
monitor at a time
09/24/2004 06:21 PMBadnarik Campaign Launches Improved Web Site [PRWEB Sep 24, 2004]
Lighting Systems: Illuminating New
Options for Builders
Lighting Systems: Illuminating New
Options for Builders
09/15/2004 10:57 PMConstructech Magazine Sep 16 2004 3:24AM GMT
Changes in energy code spur move to
natural lighting
Changes in energy code spur move to
natural lighting
11/16/2003 10:27 AMChicago Tribune Nov 16 2003 9:14AM ET
Cyberlux is Lighting The Way For
Hurricane Victims In Southwest Florida
Cyberlux is Lighting The Way For
Hurricane Victims In Southwest Florida
08/27/2004 02:11 PMCyberlux Corporation donates 300 "Home Safety Lights" to support
recovery operations by emergency management personnel on behalf of
victims of Hurricane Charley. [PRWEB Aug 26, 2004]
Turtle offers realistic lighting
rendering for Maya
Turtle offers realistic lighting
rendering for Maya
07/01/2004 08:50 AMSwedish developer Illuminate Labs announced on Wednesday the release
of
Turtle, a new
Maya lighting renderer that was in Beta testing at more than 200 sites
during the previous 13 months. Turtle 1.0 can render scenes both
within Maya and as a stand-alone application. It features raytracing
and global illumination algorithms called LiquidLight, 3D motion blur,
true depth-of-field, animation and batch rendering, support for Maya
shading networks and more. Turtle requires Maya 6 and sells for
US$1,199 per workstation license, which comes with a graphic user
interface (GUI), and $999 per render node license, which lacks a GUI.
Depth
Depth
10/28/2003 11:09 PMToday, I know the beauty of an unanswered question. It taunts those
who don't have the right algorithm - and it can't be hacked. Even with
a map on the floor, there is no direction. Regardless, the only way to
hold onto something is to let it run free. And so I will - aimless
with focus. Depth... is impossible to understand. But even if you
could, would you want to? Even if you wanted to, could you? In a word:
yes....
New: Depth Cue
New: Depth Cue
04/18/2005 10:57 AMBuena Software released Depth Cue, a set of 3D effects plug-ins for
Adobe After Effects 6.0 and later.
Defense In Depth
Defense In Depth
05/28/2004 06:25 AMMac OS X 10.4 'Tiger' in depth
Mac OS X 10.4 'Tiger' in depth
06/17/2005 04:41 PMReview Part three: Mail, Safari and security
3D in Depth: Cameras
3D in Depth: Cameras
01/08/2004 07:07 PMThis month, we'll have a look at cameras and how you can use them to
make your 3D scenes come alive. In 3D, physical limitations don't
exist. You can move a camera to any location and even inside the
tiniest objects. This offers some fascinating possibilities. By Nathan
Segal. 0108
surface and depth
surface and depth
12/30/2003 01:16 AMIn which Diego takes a philosophical look at perception and
reality in our connected world...
Longhorn In-Depth
Longhorn In-Depth
05/07/2004 04:26 PMPhilly CIO in Depth
Philly CIO in Depth
02/01/2005 09:13 PM David Haskin at Mobile Pipeline interviews Philadelphia CIO Dianah
Neff: The article is wide ranging and reveals more of the plan that
will be unveiled Feb. 7. Neff argues--as I have--that it's
disingenuous for giant telecoms to decry city tax-free financing
because, first of all, that's not how Philadelphia will pay for this
network (nor did they ever say they would use tax-free bonds for it),
and second, the telecoms have received without complaint billions of
dollars in subsidies. As one article has pointed out, Verizon received
enormous payments in the last decade to encourage them to build
services that they didn't. Instead of being penalized, the bill passed
in Pennsylvania gives them another decade with more incentives. Neff
tips her hand a little about the unique public-private partnership
that she's been alluding to in recent weeks: I've been pushing the
notion of vendor-neutral municipal networks that provide a place for
all ISPs on an equal basis, including Verizon, and that don't put the
city in the business of being a provider. Rather, a municipality
becomes an enabler; the money for logical access is all spent in the
private sector and non-profit sector. Neff cited the existence of
hundreds of ISPs that she hopes will be part of the city's venture,
which makes it sound an awful lot like a vendor-neutral network....
Tejas In Depth.
Tejas In Depth.
05/08/2004 07:36 AMA hyperlink knows no depth
A hyperlink knows no depth
08/20/2002 10:13 AMIn Depth: iTunes 4.5
In Depth: iTunes 4.5
04/28/2004 11:35 AMI've had the opportunity to work extensively with iTunes 4.5. Here's a
detailed look. By Jim Heid (via MyAppleMenu)
An in-depth look at SUSE 9.1 RC2
An in-depth look at SUSE 9.1 RC2
04/15/2004 07:46 AMHere is our promised in-depth look at the latest SUSE 9.1 beta. I
found a little more flakiness than I would be comfortable with
long-term, but I have been using this near-final version in my
day-to-day work for nearly a week now and see no reason to go back to
my previous installation.
3D depth sort 1.0
3D depth sort 1.0
06/27/2004 11:19 AMA 3D depth sort implementation.
Atom in Depth
Atom in Depth
10/28/2003 11:06 PM
I'll giving a presentation entitled
Atom
in Depth on Friday, December 12th at the
2003 XML
Conference in Philadelphia.
3D in Depth: Materials, Pt. 1.
3D in Depth: Materials, Pt. 1.
02/11/2004 08:01 AMThis month, we look at basic materials and how you can use them in a
scene. Textures, whether computer created or from a source outside of
the computer, allow you to develop realistic imagery. By Nathan Segal.
0111
3D in Depth: Materials, Pt. 2
3D in Depth: Materials, Pt. 2
03/06/2004 01:58 AMThis month we delve into the wonderful world of texture creation and
explore different programs, options and techniques (such as how to
create a tileable texture). An extensive resource list is also
provided. By Nathan Segal. 0305.
In-depth on the Xbox 360's GPU
In-depth on the Xbox 360's GPU
06/17/2005 07:13 PMNow that you've read up on Xenon here at Ars, you're probably curious
about the Xbox 360's GPU. Beyond3D rides to the rescue with a whole
ton of information.
Xbox 360 - ATI Xenos in-depth
Xbox 360 - ATI Xenos in-depth
06/17/2005 04:45 PMDvhardware.net - Tue Jun 14, 05:02 pm GMT
Depth of Field II Demo
Depth of Field II Demo
12/28/2004 11:17 AMLegoland Tracking in Depth
Legoland Tracking in Depth
04/27/2004 09:27 PMRFID Journal provides the detail on Legoland's kid-tracking Wi-Fi
hardware: The magazine provides piles of additional detail about the
Denmark theme park's system to let parents find their children if
lost. The system combines BlueSoft's AeroScout system with software by
KidSpotter, which on its Web site, is more explicit that the system
can be used to track visitors patterns for better park optimization.
About 1,600 children or 0.1 percent of the 1.6 million visitors,
become separated from parents each year, so it's a small but
significant problem. The rental fee is €3 per day; the entrance
fee is mid-€20s. The park is installing 38 AeroScout units which
cost from $3,000 to $4,000 each. The tags themselves cost about $85
each and the park is starting with 500 of them. Not mentioned in this
article is that the tags use very tiny amounts of one-way signalling
which allows their batteries to last for years....
Same Ruby: Atom in Depth
Same Ruby: Atom in Depth
12/12/2003 03:15 PMSlides for his XML Conf prezo. A good explanation of the what and why
behind Atom. Of course, the actual presentation I'm sure will be much
more explanatory than the slides themselves, but a good summary.
Amazon to Take Searches on Web to a New
Depth
Amazon to Take Searches on Web to a New
Depth
09/14/2004 10:21 PMAmazon.com, the e-commerce giant, plans to take aim at the Internet
search king Google with a new advanced technology.
Cort's Depth of Field Calculator
Cort's Depth of Field Calculator
07/19/2004 10:03 AMv1.2 is defective!!!
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