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The cinematic quality of this video is amazing, and it did a wonderful job of demystifying multitouch table technology. Great job!
trueintellect 1 year ago
please tell me how many pinches is your acrylic?? (SORRY FOR BAD ENGLISH :D!!)
rickr4ck 1 year ago
narrator sounds like he's on sedatives. gawwd makes me want to take a nap!
nocturnalx 1 year ago
preferably something with more graphics power than an old model macbook would give you better results
siedpe13 2 years ago
you can use floppy disks instead of film
siedpe13 2 years ago
How Can I learn real time? Any workshop or anything like hands on training? awesome
kkrizs 2 years ago
wow... this isnt just an instructional video.. its a film.. i love the presentation, the narration and the product... sounds like a film noir type narration... and wow.. i never thought you could even make your own infrared camera.. great film!
kurniawandennis 2 years ago
Nice video
what camera did u use to film it and to edit it?
MrJeff 2 years ago
The camera was a Sony HVR-A1U.
rccosmos 2 years ago
i'm not even gonna lie. this is fucking awesome.
i wish i had a projecto, old webcam, and some time, and i would so try it, that's fucking cool as hell, what software does it use, does it need mac software, or do any windows OS's work?
morningsweet666 2 years ago
I was using tbeta, which can run on osx, windows, or linux.
rccosmos 2 years ago