Intelligent image resizing
Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007
This is fascinating.
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That is incredible… and a little scary. We just can’t trust anything we see in photos anymore.
Paul, right, a bit too much intelligence outside of our own in that resizing.
It is more than just fascinating. I think it is brilliant and very impressive.
A great demo and a wonderful idea. I was continually impressed at the quality of each rescaling. The erasing feature was impressive but it was also unsettling to see people disappear from an image so easily and seamlessly.
Amy: I agree, if the people are the subject then where’s the intelligence if they go away?