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Friday, March 30, 2012
Visualizing image and video collections: examples, tutorials, software, theory
You can also download this 28-page PDF document from our server. It illustrates three key techniques used in our lab (softwarestudies.com) to explore large image and video sets: montage, slice, and image plot.(released 3/30/2012).
TUTORIALS:
To learn how to use montage and slice visualization techniques with your datasets, follow this guide:
Visualizing image and video collections: tutorials (released 3/30/2012).
SOFTWARE:
ImageMontage (released 3/30/2012)
ImageSlice (released 3/30/2012)
THEORY:
Lev Manovich. Media Visualization: Visual Techniques for Exploring Large Media Collections. (released 6/2/2011; updated 3/31/2012). Article about the theory and methods of media visualization, with the analysis of the examples.
More information about our digital humanities projects:
softwarestudies.com