"lightroom" interfaces (and more)

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Hey, everyone who has worked with digital photography has probably felt overwhelmed by the task of going through large numbers of photos, sorting them, etc. Anyone who has used zoom browser (canon's RAW browser) will know just how suck software can be. So I'm pretty sure that this will be of interest to most of you:

http://cs.nyu.edu/~jhan/ftirtouch/

Aaand... see it in action:

1st gen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwGAKUForhM

next gen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysEVYwa-vHM

I'm not so sure about the state of it even in the second video - but I can see a lot of promise, there. Now, just to be able to afford the huge touch sensitive screens that those guys are working on!

[J_Newey]

Cool..


now imagine the same interface but using laser tracking instead of a touchscreen,

http://www.youtube.com/v/FpA__15_nzY


"OMG i'm editing my photos and pretending i'm in minority report!!"




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Cool..


now imagine the same interface but using laser tracking instead of a touchscreen,[...]
"OMG i'm editing my photos and pretending i'm in minority report!!"




;D



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Hah! Clever. I already thought about the minority report connection - esp in the second link from above, when one guy selects a bunch of photos and throws it over the the other guy, who then goes into manipulating them... but,

That's a great connection you made there. :)