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make a Halloween projection mapping project
Hi,
I'm planning to have a projection mapping installation at my house for the upcoming Halloween.
I'm probably going to use the nice Keystone library to adjust the projection surfaces to my house shape.
I also would like to use my Kinect to allow some interaction for (young) visitors.
Step #1 I'm going to use video taken from kinect to show visitors figure in my house windows. Maybe video can be augmented with some sort of sinister filter.
Step #2 Have some "scary" video filter to be applied to video of walking-by visitors and projected on a free surface on my house. I found the "Time Displacement" video example can be a good starting point to do a "scary" visualization of user.
Any other recommendation would be more than welcome.
Thanks, Marco