Light
Moderator & Discussant: James O’Brien (UC Berkeley) | |
Jan Koenderink (University of Utrecht): "The Light Field and Shading in Pictures" Pascal Mamassian (University of Paris): "Perceived Shape from Shading and its Use in Photography and Painting" Maneesh Agrawala (UC Berkeley): "Manipulating Surface Shading to Enhance Shape and Surface Details" Richard Lyon: (Google): "The Ideal Camera: An Outside-the-Box Analysis" Stephen Johnson (Digital Photographer): "The Majestic vs The Real" | Stephen Johnson ©2002 |
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Perspective
Moderator & Discussant: Jitendra Malik (UC Berkeley) | |
Martin Banks (UC Berkeley): "Why Pictures Look Right when Viewed from the Wrong Place (and sometime look wrong when viewed from the right place)" Michael Cohen (Microsoft Research): "Capturing and Viewing Big, Wide, and Deep Imagery" Christopher W. Tyler (Smith-Kettlewell): "The Truth about Curved Perspective" Pietro Perona (Caltech): "A Perspective on the Perfect Portrait" Blake Gopnik (Washington Post): Ken Burns' 'Baseball' and Vermeer's 'View': A Much Closer Look at Dutch Art" Patrick Hughes: "Looking at Infinity from the Other End" | Patrick Hughes' 'Rolling Dice 2002'Pietro Petrona's Multi-Plane Perspective Projection |
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Aesthetics
Moderator & Discussant: To be arranged
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Steve Palmer (UC Berkeley): "Aesthetic Science: The Psychophysics of Spatial and Color Composition" Michael Kubovy (University of Virginia): "Mondrian, Balance, and the Perceptual Foundations of Art" Ahna Girshick (UC Berkeley): "The Effect of Viewing Position on the Perception of Stereoscopic and Conventional Pictures" Lihi Zelnik (Caltech): "Multi-viewpoint Mosaics" | |
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