The first movie with CGI

UNBELIEVABLE THANK YOU SIR ❣️

Amazing how closely NASA and Hollywood always seem to work together.

when artists play with engineers' gadgets.

What? Why not build a simple optical device to achieve the effect?

loved the film loved the video

Animatronics which used robot machines to resemble dinosaurs, animals and monsters is another method used.

love the speedstacks mat deskmat!

This is an interesting bit of Trivia I didn't previously know, actually! Awesome!

I learned a lot about digital images in my electrical engineering image processing class. So I knew that images were made up of bits of 0-255 for the intensity of each pixel,etc. I didn't know the origin was because of nasa needed to get images back from mars that's really cool!
Thanks for this neat video Vox!

This is interesting. Some of the first video encoding work I did - well did not - it did not work and was a blurry mess. So I enhanced the colors and contrast. Then it started to work. And the compression started to show.

Today (10-15-21) for instance I have videos I watch on my RG-350 using 12k/sec or less, that's 69kbps video using my own compression algorithm at 24- or 32-fps. And it still looks great.

But it would not have been possible with the original color set the video provided. So I had to modify each frame using a custom table, not just contrast but edge enhancement - much like first generation Westworld did. And the results speak for themselves. 12k/sec videos and even 8k/sec for some videos.

Color is everything when it comes to compression.

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Have you done anything exploring the Schufftan process?

Oh my god. This series is lovely.

HOLD ON! Wait a second... you MEAN that in those days they would make a movie, just like that, out of the blue, that wasn't a franchise, sequel, reboot nor prequel? Sincerely, today I cannot imagine that concept...

Great to know 👍

Wonder if the new image of a black hole is just a primitive version and in future we develop such technology to capture the high quality image of a black hole.

They should make a first person shooter with this visual style.

" could you just stop" 😂

They could have done this "Digitization" a million times simpler and cheaper. Project your footage on a semi transparent screen(Or just use a large CRT, which was widely awailable in the 70s), then make a square grid out of plywood(Sized depending on your wanted resolution. And have some depth. Must not leak light ) Then you put something semi transparent, like rice paper, frosted glass/plexi whatever and put on the backside of the projection and film it again. Should look "mosaic" then. You could make such a setup within an hour with dirt cheap materials. Why actually digitize it? Either it was a gimmick they braged about, or they just were thinking too complicated.

Baas vid

Interesting

You should google 'Koshechka'

im really proud of vox. they have come so far with subbies.

They are very futuristic

All of the clicky synth noises in this video made me feel violated

Bruh

The ending do be super epic doe.

I loved that movie when I was a kid.

A robot cowboy gave birth to franchises now owned by billion dollar companies

Westworld was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I remember asking my dad to put it on every morning. It was so interesting to me and I loved the pixelation. I guess you could say that it inspired my art a lot later on in life lol

So Westworld came out before Star Wars? (the death star briefing was made on a computer.)

Serious question, I don't know.. I'm not being sarcastic.

when the

Phil: Hollywood hasn't done it yet, but nasa have
Me: I knew it, the moon landing was a rickroll

Yeah the amazing bulk still looks worse

song?

That scientist literally cutting data to pieces

We went to the moon before we mastered computers -_-

Micheal crichton also wrote the jurassic park books

Interesting who cares

What is the name of that movie?

Says not a spoiler and instantly, potentially spoils West world

I actually searched for this

This westworld guy is badasses

Love your approach and wit... but your 'origin' fact is incorrect: reducing real world image
to what videoscreen call pixel were invented by painter Georges Seurat during Impressionism in France 1886 what is called Pointillism.

Sweet typography in this vid

III

I wish my gun said low battery...than nothing at all!!

Also in that movie, shown on a playing computer screen, is a graphic sequence of a hand. An experiment done in 1972 by a computer scientist now working for pixar.

what an amazing montage