loomi

A question, would you personally prefer to host this Plug-In once written:

- on your own GitHub account?

- a ImagePlay Plug-In Repo?

- or integrated directly in the main Build?

Cool, absolutely looking forward to this.

You are the best! Thanks

The project was started quite some time ago. Today we mainly use QML in our projects.

We tested with Mavericks 10.9, 10.8 we never tried. We might investigate this. Should not be a biggy.

Before leni536 posted this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10008973

As I see it, it is more or less on the same level of abstraction.

We are not aware of a even higher level tool for computer vision.

Looks nice! Though ImagePlay does have a quite different public I guess. It was build mainly for education and prototyping.

Hehe good observer skills! I did not realize that yet.

Finally we are C++ developers not Webwizards. (-,

But we love to have pull request for the website. https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/tree/gh-pages

Thanks!

Wow, this looks nice. You can search for hours on yourself and than HN tells you in minutes what is all around. Amazing!

Yes I think ImagePlay is quite comparable. I have too look into the details to see where it differs. I imagine you can also really simple add new own plug-ins?

Thanks a ton for the feedback.

1) Like described here or different? https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/issues/40

2) https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/issues/46

Happy you like it!

Nice! Thanks for these references. We, the current developers, did not know about these papers. Actually the idea of Imageplay was created by a professor now in retreat.

I definitely need to ask him if he know about these.

Gimp is user friendly image editing software. It hides away as many as possible of the gory details.

Imageplay on the other hand is there to prototype and learn about image processing. You can build complex pipelines with basic image manipulation algorithms. As all code is available you can later on use your own design algorithm in your projects.

Also you can directly stream from the WebCam to this pipeline, something Gimp can not. (-,

Tracked here: https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/issues/45

Okay this might be a use full hint to show in the beginning: To load an image simply use the "Load Image" process in the "Input/Output" category.

You can also directly access the WebCam this way if that is your style (-,

ImagePlay is a rapid prototyping tool for building and testing image processing algorithms. It comes with a variety of over 70 so called processes which can be combined into complex process chains. ImagePlay is completely open source and can be built for Windows, Mac and Linux.

It is in late beta stage. Any comments and help is highly appreciated.

nice logo finally!