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SZIE – Interview with the world-famous identical male triplets :)

Viktor Balogh — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 11:26:30 +0000

This is our studio at the basement.

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The title suggests that we interviewed a world-famous triplet,
but this is only a joke and a little Photoshop trick.
And by the way, it’s not triplet, it is a quartet, as he’s also standing at the camera!

Some technical info: the ceiling was simply black, but wide angles commonly known
to have very much lens flares, they are producing low-contrast images
when strong lights are coming trough the lens.
As far as I know it is applied to fisheyes too…

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SZIE KT lab studio

Viktor Balogh — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 11:23:37 +0000

This is the mixer pult at the studio, all the postprocessing happens here,
should it be either an audio master CD or a short movie.

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As I mentioned, my masterwork (the Virtual tour at the University)
will made up with Portable Firefox and DevalVR as a pre-installed plugin.
In DevalVR animation can be inserted as swf, so
I intend to insert some moving swf to the screens here
to bring some life to this scene.

This weekend I didn’t have much time to prepare my
dissertation, I needed to write a windows batch file
to stitch some panos. (I’ve already prepared the pto project files.)
So when all goes well, tomorrow by that time I have
about 10 new panoramas stitched.

But it is not the end, I need now to figure out how can
be placed transparent pictures into the panoramas.
I want to insert some 3D arrow shapes to the ground
as hotspots.

The javascript code must be improved too, as the onmouseout
works only when the button was pressed.

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SZIE KT lab – Jeno

Viktor Balogh — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 09:18:07 +0000

Jeno aka Eugene was mainly a jenitor and desk clerk at our
basement laboratory, but he did another tasks too.
As of the end of 2007 he doesn’t work anymore at the University.

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This room was his office, and it takes place for office- and
press accessories. In the chest at the left there are numerous
old SLRs and lenses for the analogue photography faculty.
At the right there is a photo studio with lights on stands,
and there is a photo development room right at the end of the corridor,
where we came from.

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