Author: H. Adam Lenz
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Processing.js
Processing.js Processing.js (P5js) is a a JavaScript library that converts processing sketches (the source code, uncomplied) to javascript and applies them to an HTML canvas element. It ports the processing code created in sketches to the open web. P5js will take your sketch and work some magic on it so code written in processing like…
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Object Oriented Programming
What is OOP? Object Oriented Programing is a style of programing that uses objects that interact with each other. These objects have properties and methods(behaviors). Objects are created from classes, which are the templates to creating objects. They define the properties, and we assign them when creating the object. The objects become like actors in…
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Some changes coming! My Summer of Code and learning.
This summer I have off! Well, I have a bunch of freelance gigs and even more curriculum to make. I will be posting most of my video and text lectures from UCF. These will be dealing with processing mostly. I also have some updates for SyKick that should be exciting. SyKick will be getting…
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Compressing images with Processing
I searched and search for a couple of days to cobble this together. I needed a way to compress an image using JPEG compressing and turn it into a byte array. I hope this helps someone. to use it use the function
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SyKick and SyCatch Directions for Use
So, first download the apps. Put SyCatch app on the computer you wish to send video to, and SyKick on the computer you wish to send video from. Plug your firewire into both computers. On the computer you wish to send video to, open up system preferences and select Sharing, then select Internet Sharing in the…
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SyKick and SyCatch V02
SyKick is an easy way to send frames over a firewire, and presumably thunderbolt and ethernet. It uses the Syphon framework to communicate with your apps on both sides, and allows two computers to share frames with very little latency and very little setup.
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Who’s afraid of the cape cod bear
I did not edit this trailer, but I did edit the feature. Catch it at one of 5 film festivals this summer, and eventually on Amazon
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a flower in paradise
a tropical bromeliad using a macro adaptor on a very old Nikkor 50mm Prime, 1/60, 100iso