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AzureViolin / intelligent_scissors_5421spring2018

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artifact idea #5

Open AzureViolin opened 6 years ago

AzureViolin commented 6 years ago

I'd like to have a picture of robot from my company, a picture of robot in your lab, and insert them into a famous movie scene such as Matrix / Chappie / Pacific Rim / Wall E . How about that? @onlytailei

onlytailei commented 6 years ago

And what is this scene used for?

AzureViolin commented 6 years ago

The Artifact

For this assignment, you will turn in a final image (the artifact) which is a composite created using your program. Your composite can be derived from as many different images as you'd like. Make it interesting in some way--be it humorous, thought provoking, or artistic! You should use your own scissoring tool to cut the objects out and save them to matte files, but then can use Photoshop or any other image editing program to process the resulting mattes (move, rotate, adjust colors, warp, etc.) and combine them into your composite. Instructions on how to do this in Photoshop are provided here. You should still turn in an artifact even if you don't get the program working fully, using the scissoring tool in the sample solution or in Photoshop.

What to Turn In

Upload your code and executable as a zip file, iscissor.zip, to CASS before 11:59pm on the due date. In your zip file, please include the following items:

Your source and executable, as a zip file called iscissor.zip. A README (README.html) describing (1) any extra credit features you implemented, and (2) any aspects of your code that require explanation. If you did exactly the basic requirements as described in this handout, you don't need this README. Your artifact, a zip file called iscissor_artifact.zip

Make a webpage http://www.cse.ust.hk/~yourlogin/5421/iscissor/index.html showing both your artifact and the original images and masks. If you'd like, you can also provide more detail in this web page (e.g., "the making of..."). You can include more than one composite result if you'd like. We'll link your pages to the course web page online.

Actually we need to make a webpage. Do you know how to make a webpage? @onlytailei

onlytailei commented 6 years ago

For a static website. Hugo with markdown support can make a website like this https://tailei.ram-lab.com/publication/mypublication/

AzureViolin commented 6 years ago

Great, I guess you can take charge of the website part then?

onlytailei commented 6 years ago

I will finish the main part ASAP and check the website.