[CEUD-ICT] Manipulation of Video

[Joshue O Connor]

Mark Magennis wrote:

> The "detected motion curve" is interesting. For any spatial point on  
> the video plane, it can show how the object at that point moves  
> through time. There's a good example showing the movement of the  
> baseball pitcher's upper arm, then his wrist.
> 
> But I don't see any direct manipulation. Dragging on the screen  
> manipulates time doesn't it? Not the object. How is that direct  
> manipulation? Have I missed something?

II think that is what they are getting at. Image being able to select an
item in isolation in a video and being able to watch it on its /own/
timeline, from different perspectives even, and examine how it moves -
in a granular way. The example is currently crude but hints and some
interesting possibilites, such as separating elements from the rest of
the video and observing them alone.

Thats what I get from it anyway.

Josh

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