Man I wish I was this smart.

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I agree. This was an email suggestion from the same team that brought us this one: http://www.videosift.com/video/Video-enhancements-from-digital-photos

Can anyone else imagine what court cases will be like in the future with this technology around? We won't know fake from reality. (Kinda like teh intertubes.)

Often these algorithms can leave a faint footprint in the image/video which could be detected using other algorithms. I bet in the future we will have "video forensic experts" who will primarily try to challenge the video evidence being presented in a trail by detecting these footprints. I bet there is some of that going on already. Don't video experts often comment on why a particular footage of an "alien sighting" is fake?

I guess if we are willing to accept eye-witness testimony under penalty of perjury then video evidence should be no different. Though I do think that current juries are more likely to believe video evidence over eye-witness testimony. Probably because it's easier to lie than to edit videos.

great vid!

i guess once this process is refined, all they have to sort out is lighting angles. All that smart talk make me feel stupid.

wow. I love the video editing technology vids. I especially love the 3d cube version of these videos! So cool!

wow

you do the whichthing with the whatnow?

All simply awesome, both the thinking behind it and the fairly straightforward explanation. Can't claim I understood it all, but I it was well explained enough that I caught pieces. I'd love to have access to a tool like this.

Man, that was awesome. When they started rotating the cube, I immediately thought of space/time relativity who-ha. Made my head hurt. Amazing application of transdimensional mapping.

very slick