Some More "Lens Reviews"
A follow-up to my Projection Optics Company 18" E.F. review — four more wide-aperture projection and process lenses tested for wet plate photography.
Read moreNotes on computer graphics, wet-plate photography, and whatever else catches my attention.
A follow-up to my Projection Optics Company 18" E.F. review — four more wide-aperture projection and process lenses tested for wet plate photography.
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A detailed look at using the POC 18" E.F. projection lens for wet plate collodion photography — covering tech specs, optics, sharpness, coverage, and DIY mounting.
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A ~$5 DIY silver nitrate dip tank for wet plate collodion work, built from a flat water bottle and a few scraps of wood.
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Microsoft's //build keynote featured Graphine's Granite engine in a DirectX 11.2 tiled-resources demo — a look at what hardware page-table exposure means for virtual texturing.
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A virtual texturing demo ported to WebGL and listed on Chrome Experiments — real-time streaming of a 32k×16k island texture running in the browser.
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A deep forensic look at the graphics technology in Splash Damage's Brink — virtual texturing, dynamic character customization, and deferred shading.
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A real-time HD virtual texturing demo video — streaming a giant island texture at 1080p using our research prototype.
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GPU Pro book chapter on virtual texturing with CUDA acceleration — plus a GTC poster presentation on the research.
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Starting a new job at Barco Aerospace and plans for a 64-bit version of the OceanWaves 3ds Max plugin.
Read moreRelease of the OceanWaves plugin for 3ds Max — procedural ocean wave surfaces based on the Tessendorf simulation model.
Read moreThe Tenebrae open-source graphics engine project now has a Wikipedia article.
Read moreThe official Enemy Territory: Quake Wars website goes live — working at Splash Damage as a graphics programmer.
Read moreHeading to E3 in Los Angeles after finishing the game trailer — the announcement is finally happening.
Read moreHello world — new webserver, new hostname, and plans for a graphics and ranting blog.
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