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Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Friday, April 15, 2011
real vinyl!
Nick asked me to hang some test vinyl QRs and see how color/finish was. One was glossy pink, the other matte red. The matte works SO much better and refracts nearly no glare at all. When Alex held his CELL PHONE light up to one of the registration marks on QR, my scanner couldn't read it. Plus, I think matte just looks better. Anywho, heres a couple pics.



Tilingg
So the tape QR was removed, and we projected a new QR leading to the show site. We took measurements, and I took pictures. Figured it all out in illustrator and then I printed and tiled the entire thing (66 sheets!!!!!) It worked (PHEW) and so it's just a few more steps till the real deal...














Monday, April 11, 2011
vinyl frustration
Soooooo in an attempt to see how a nice cut vinyl qr would look, I want to murder vinyl and never look at it again. I thought it would be easy...it was not. I spent about 40 minutes formatting the document so it would cut right, I then cut on black vinyl, white vinyl and furry brown vinyl becuase I ran out of the others. I wasted over $20 in material and killed about 3 hours of my time. I'm extremely frustrated and really just not happy right now. In any case, here is some damn process:

And the language for the phones and wall after scanning




Thursday, April 7, 2011
Will it scan?
Hello and welcome to this weeks edition of Will It Scan?
All I have to say is that my fingers hurt and you should watch this awesome video:
All I have to say is that my fingers hurt and you should watch this awesome video:
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Prototyping
We did some preliminary prototyping with different kinds of materials and different angles, brightnesses and phones.
The important facts are these:
>>brightness DOES matter, too high sometimes contrasts out, while too low doesn't always read
>>a direct parallel to the camera is essential for the best read and reaction time
>>the fiducial does not read on all brightness levels when colored (it was pink)
>>the fiducial seems to work on both iphone and android on all brightness levels when black
>>how well the fiducial reads is directly tied to how fast the reaction is
>>the reaction seems to lag about a half of a second at it's highest read
>>the camera will have to be mounted under the plexi, all in a self-contained space

So I measured the windows and these are the dimensions. We really want to use vellum as it rear-projects nicely and looks the most professional when mounted on the glass.
The important facts are these:
>>brightness DOES matter, too high sometimes contrasts out, while too low doesn't always read
>>a direct parallel to the camera is essential for the best read and reaction time
>>the fiducial does not read on all brightness levels when colored (it was pink)
>>the fiducial seems to work on both iphone and android on all brightness levels when black
>>how well the fiducial reads is directly tied to how fast the reaction is
>>the reaction seems to lag about a half of a second at it's highest read
>>the camera will have to be mounted under the plexi, all in a self-contained space

So I measured the windows and these are the dimensions. We really want to use vellum as it rear-projects nicely and looks the most professional when mounted on the glass.



Will was very excited.
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