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How to fill in missing bits of pictures and sound really clever

Submitted by jasonslater on Wednesday, 22 August 2007No Comment

I was telling my partner about a great new technology I had read about in Gizmag that can effectively fill in blanks in photographs from a huge database of photogrpahs. “Oh, that’s the boffins at Carnegie Mellon isn’t it”. Taken slightly aback as the chances of getting my partner near a computer are pretty slim I replied nervously “Yes, that’s the one” - to which she replied “I saw that on the news” - Phew! I thought - for a moment I thought it was me that had fallen somewhat behind the times. More details can be gained on the Carnegie Mellon site here.
This, on the back of Seadragon and Photosynth that I Blogged about previously lead to exciting times ahead in the world of digial imaging.

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