This post is the second in a series of posts on representing cameras mathematically. If you have not read it yet, or need a quick refresher, please read Part 1 here. Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Camera Properties To move the camera… Continue Reading
Representing a camera mathematically can be a bit tricky, especially if you want to represent many aspects of the camera. In this post, I will begin a discussion of the linear pinhole camera model. This is the first in a… Continue Reading
In an attempt to generate additional traffic for my Birdseye College Price Comparison site, I have added a set of PDF files to the site. There is one PDF file for each state and the District of Columbia, which contains… Continue Reading
On Saturday, April 6, I had the pleasure to go to Minnebar 8. Minnebar is a free-to-attend, volunteer-run “unconference” put on by the Minne* organization. It was very good, and I highly recommend attending the next Minnebar if you are… Continue Reading
I recently finished a cover-to-cover reading of Frederick Brooks’ classic book on large software project management, The Mythical Man-Month (TMMM). Originally published in 1975, TMMM details Brooks’ management philosophy, which he developed as manager of the IBM OS/360 operating system… Continue Reading