Here are the videos of the IPAM workshop on Computational Photography and Intelligent Cameras (I haven't had much luck with firefox, but chrome seems to be ok with the low resolution videos):
- David Brady (Duke University) Gigapixel Videography
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- Mohit Gupta (Columbia University) Time-of-Flight Revolution
- Kristin Dana (Rutgers University) Reflectance Gradients for Material Recognition
- Patrick Llull (Duke University) Image-space coding of time and focus
- Paul Debevec (USC Institute for Creative Technologies ) Computational Illumination for lighting real and virtual actors
- Paolo Favaro (Universität Bern) Total Variation Blind Deconvolution: The Devil is in the Details
- Richard Baraniuk (Rice University) Everybody Must Get STOne: Video Compressive Sensing
- Yohann Tendero (École Nationale Supérieure de Télécommunications) A mathematical model of a flutter shutter camera
- Kevin Kelly (Rice University) Practicalities of Imaging by Compressive Sensing
- William Freeman (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) The world of tiny motions
- Carlos Fernandez-Granda (Stanford University) Optimization-based sparse recovery: Compressed sensing vs. super-resolution
- Matthew Nokleby (Duke University) Information Theory and Compressive Sensing
- Ayan Chakrabarti (Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago ) Low-level Vision by Consensus in a Spatial Hierarchy of Regions
- Wolfgang Heidrich (King Abdullah Univ. of Science and Technology (KAUST)) Light Transport Analysis using Photonic Mixer Devices
- Pauline Trouvé (Onera) Codesign of an 3D imaging system based on depth-from-defocus
- Kari Pulli (Light) FlexISP: A Flexible Camera Image Processing Framework
- Oliver Cossairt (Northwestern University) Motion Contrast 3D Scanning
- Neus Sabater (Technicolor) Disparity guided demosaicking of plenoptic data
- Ashok Veeraraghavan (Rice University) Imaging for personalized health
- Sabine Susstrunk (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)) Opponent Color Revisited
- Pascal Monasse (École Nationale des Ponts-et-Chaussées) Visualizing level lines and curvature in images
- Jack Tumblin (Northwestern University) Aggregated Light Measurements by Paired Digital Cameras and Displays
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Pretty neat talks, especially Oliver Cossairt's talk on Motion Contrast 3D Scanning - so cool!
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