Cinema Redux
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Monica M , Weston:
May 3 2008
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Gustavo M
May 3 2008
miami,
United States
Nice story, thanks. Keep these coming..
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Monica, movie DNA is really interesting.
Sampling a movie every second and generating an 8 x 6 pixel image of the frame at that moment in time. Doing every time, generating one row per minute.
I understand it gives you unique fingerprint for that film, but what I fail to get is how is this useful?
Sampling a movie every second and generating an 8 x 6 pixel image of the frame at that moment in time. Doing every time, generating one row per minute.
I understand it gives you unique fingerprint for that film, but what I fail to get is how is this useful?
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Gee - I dunno... but I feel a certain something may be lost in the translation... beyond being a purely conceptual artistic statement, it is a little empty... it may be more interesting if someone had propounded some theory for the compressed remnants of the film’s visual aspect...
thanks for posting it.
:)
thanks for posting it.
:)
2 Stars
Movie DNA. The reason for creating this thing seems to be beyond me. Perhaps as Graeme points out,a conceptual statement. As a vision Cinema Redux seems interesting and innovative. What about the music part though?
1 Stars
Does not capture the whole essence of film experience as we know it. Gagandeep is right. What about soundtrack? What about the nuances in characterization? What about production design? I cannot comprehend why and how it can be called movie DNA.
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1 Stars
Monica, movie DNA is really interesting.
Sampling a movie every second and generating an 8 x 6 pixel image of the frame at that moment in time. Doing every time, generating one row per minute.
I understand it gives you unique fingerprint for that film, but what I fail to get is how is this useful?
Sampling a movie every second and generating an 8 x 6 pixel image of the frame at that moment in time. Doing every time, generating one row per minute.
I understand it gives you unique fingerprint for that film, but what I fail to get is how is this useful?
1 Stars
Gee - I dunno... but I feel a certain something may be lost in the translation... beyond being a purely conceptual artistic statement, it is a little empty... it may be more interesting if someone had propounded some theory for the compressed remnants of the film’s visual aspect...
thanks for posting it.
:)
thanks for posting it.
:)
2 Stars
Movie DNA. The reason for creating this thing seems to be beyond me. Perhaps as Graeme points out,a conceptual statement. As a vision Cinema Redux seems interesting and innovative. What about the music part though?
1 Stars
Does not capture the whole essence of film experience as we know it. Gagandeep is right. What about soundtrack? What about the nuances in characterization? What about production design? I cannot comprehend why and how it can be called movie DNA.
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1 Stars
Monica, movie DNA is really interesting.
Sampling a movie every second and generating an 8 x 6 pixel image of the frame at that moment in time. Doing every time, generating one row per minute.
I understand it gives you unique fingerprint for that film, but what I fail to get is how is this useful?
Sampling a movie every second and generating an 8 x 6 pixel image of the frame at that moment in time. Doing every time, generating one row per minute.
I understand it gives you unique fingerprint for that film, but what I fail to get is how is this useful?
1 Stars
Gee - I dunno... but I feel a certain something may be lost in the translation... beyond being a purely conceptual artistic statement, it is a little empty... it may be more interesting if someone had propounded some theory for the compressed remnants of the film’s visual aspect...
thanks for posting it.
:)
thanks for posting it.
:)
2 Stars
Movie DNA. The reason for creating this thing seems to be beyond me. Perhaps as Graeme points out,a conceptual statement. As a vision Cinema Redux seems interesting and innovative. What about the music part though?
1 Stars
Does not capture the whole essence of film experience as we know it. Gagandeep is right. What about soundtrack? What about the nuances in characterization? What about production design? I cannot comprehend why and how it can be called movie DNA.
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