Guys you just have to look at the earring, if its a star Redd is trying to sell you a fake
this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2023
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What a great job they did! This would have been a ton of work to develop the rig, stitch and normalize.
It really looks amazing
Thank you!
We're going to get so many HQ copy memes
From an art science perspective, this is indeed interesting. I don't think it's particularly helpful, nor required, for appreciation of the subject matter. Very cool.
It’s a way to create a digital snapshot to preserve art even if the physical edition is lost. That’s important, in my opinion.
It allows to monitor the deterioration of paintings and to better understand potential risks. It's a massively helpful tool for preservation efforts.
Infrared multispectral imaging would be interesting to see what is under the surface, if there are any pentimentos underneath.
Can someone please ELI5, felt like I was reading the wrong language there.
“Pentimentos” just refers to the five-sided breath mints widely known to have been Vermeer’s favorite. Often trace amounts will turn up under a microscope. It’s how they know it’s authentically his.
Don't know if you're trolling, but pentimenti are small changes or corrections artists do, while drawing/painting.
Wonderful! The mouth is simply fantastic. And you can clearly see that he draw most of the head shape with umber or a similar color. Really interesting.
I really hope they're able to scan more artwork in the future
I will scan the scream at the Munch museum in March 😱
I kind of expected a ryzen die shot tbh
Anybody know if I can download this with Dezoomify or something?
I doubt you want to. Its probably at least a terabyte.
Nothing a little more jpg couldn't fix.
I doubt the one that they display in their website is a terabyte, because that would require a ton of traffic just to get the render in the browser for each visitor they get.
(I'm sure that isn't the full resolution one, but it still looks pretty good)
Such an insane tech
Sometimes it's pretty cool living in the future.
Did you have a look at the video too? https://youtu.be/j_MvpMlgfwI?si=5eCuFoSirK85LOND By the way, if you have any questions about this project, feel free to ask :)
During the opening of the exhibition and release of the website!
That's spectacular. It must be impressive seeing that much detail in person.
They should create an iPad (and/or iPhone) app which shows the painting in "3D" by adjusting the 2D image according the viewing angle tracked by faceID cam
This example https://trekhleb.dev/blog/2021/gyro-web/ demonstrates how a 3D view can be orientated by tilting your phone. It is implemented using web technology.
It uses the device gyroscope to detect rotation and tilting. This is frequently used in map / street view. No faceID or depth camera is required.
Lol, using this, you have to always look straight to the phone and rotating it. This is bat user experience compared to the faceID solution, where you can move your head and the phone freely