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    Professor Posts Blender Visualization of Camera Frustum

    York University professor shares late-night Blender videos of camera frustum.

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    Kosta Derpanis, an Associate Professor at York University specializing in computer vision, posted a tweet stating he was inspired by Atlas results. He described building visualizations with Blender as late-night fun. The attached media shows two nearly identical 30-second videos of a light-blue rectangular camera frustum containing interior room images. The frustum is attached to a thick black curved line and translates and rotates in the scene.

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    @CSProfKGDInspired by all the cool Atlas results. Some late-night fun building visualizations with Blender.
    @jcjohnss@CSProfKGD I think getting these camera visualizations right was really important to drive home how unique this model is -- we spent many cycles iterating on them
    @Dan_Jeffries1@jcjohnss

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    @CSProfKGDInspired by all the cool Atlas results. Some late-night fun building visualizations with Blender.
    @jcjohnss@CSProfKGD I think getting these camera visualizations right was really important to drive home how unique this model is -- we spent many cycles iterating on them
    @Dan_Jeffries1@jcjohnss