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fjoselevich
Dandelion and Comm des Garçons
Oct 11th, 2006, 7:52am  
We, at area3, are working a lot with processing for doing visuals and different stuff, and actualy, we have a few examples on our web of it use. Perhaps they fit on the processing.org's 'Exhibition' section.

The first example is an installation named 'Diente de Leon' or 'Dandelion'. I have a long description that is not on the web, and more screenshots for it.
 ( http://www.area3.net/index.php?idT=dientedeleon )

The second one is a promotional video that we did for 'Comme des Garçons' using processing as a post-production tool.
 ( http://www.area3.net/index.php?idT=comme2006 )

The third one is an self-produced video named 'amazing red' that is entirely tuned and post-produced with processing. We can't put the video online yet, 'cause is going to be into a DVD for rojo-magazine and we must wait until september to show it. Anyway, it can be showed as an example of use.
 ( http://www.area3.net/index.php?idT=amazingred )
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minim
Re: Dandelion and Comm des Garçons
Reply #1 - Oct 12th, 2006, 1:18am  
mmm I love Comme des Garcons...I am wearing the perfume right now.

I am really new to processing and wasn't aware you could do video post-production with it.  Thanks for sharing!

Emily
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fjoselevich
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Reply #2 - Oct 22nd, 2006, 1:37pm  
Actualy, it wasn't simple at all. We needed to make an image buffer to process the video, because making a real time rendering was almost impossible. We were loosing too much frames.

The postproduction scheme was focused on modifing the images and making them sound reactive.

F.
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