V
Liquitex is the only one varnish we know to give good results on inkjet prints on paper.
Value. Varia.
- In interaction design see [Janet Murray].
Vanishing Point. [Kemp].
Varnish.
The only one varnish efficient for inkjet prints is Liquitex. It does not solve the ink. Once a layer laid, the paper sheet is waterproof. (Rather expensive).
The wreck of the Dumaru, video art by Jennifer Steinkamp on the Chelsea gallery website.
Vector, vectorial.
[Agoston], [Foley], [Gonzalez], [Processing], [Photoshop].
- Breaking the pixel barrier. by Tobias Isenberg, M. Sheelag T. Carpendale and Mario Costa Sousa. Communication at Computational Aesthetics 2005.
Velocity.
- [Processing].
- In synthetic music, speed of key push on and off. See for instance Cubase, by Thierry Demougin et Eric Chautrand, Campus Press 2002).
Verbal. See speech.
Verse. See poetry.
VFX. See Visual Effects.
Vibrato. A kind of texture in music. Frequently used with violin. In organs, some kind of vibrato is simulated as "human voice", playing on slightly difference of tuning on two registers. A primitive form of "synthesis".
Video., and video art. See notice.
- Video mapping. See mapping.
View, viewpoint (vue). [Kemp], [Foley].
Viral art, virus.
Art using algorithms inspired by viruses, for example "eating" a work.
- Video of Viral Venture event, by Joseph Nechvatal (February 2011).
- See Wikipedia and (in French)
our note in
- biological or programmed, virus are dangerous,
- computer professionals prefer to hush about such subjects
- humanists and anti-technologists don't like that.
Virtual, virtual reality. See specific
notice.
Visceral.
- Visceral mobile music systems. by Atau Tanaka. 15 pages in [Adams].
Face detection with the open-source library Open CV
Vision. See OpenCV, perception,
glasses.
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< Computer Vision – ACCV 2010 Workshops by Reinhard Koch,
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< Seeing. by John Frisby and James Stone. MIT Press 2010 (2d
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- One of the topics dealt with by [Bres].
- Recent research
at MIT (notably on peripheral vision) 1/2011.
- See Kinect in proper nouns).
- Theory and programming [Kemp], [Breazeal],
[Foley], [Siarry],
[Gazzaniga], [Open
CV].
For historical reference:
- Interview of Frédéric Truchetet AH No 109.
< ICVS 2002 Proceedings AH No 107
(concepts).
< Vision stéréoscopique et perception multisensorielle. by Nicolas
Ayache. Interéditions 1989.
< Visual processing.
Computational, psychophysical and cognitive research. by Roger Watt.
LEA. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers. Hove and London UK,
Hillsdale USA. 1988.
< Vision. by David Marr. The first edition, 1983, was a breakthrough.
Visual Effects (aka VFX).
-
"In filmmaking, visual effects (abbreviated VFX) are the processes by which imagery is created and/or manipulated outside the context of a live action shot." (Wikipedia).
- In the context of film and television production, a visual effects supervisor is responsible for achieving the creative aims of the director and/or producers through the use of visual effects. (Wikipedia).
VJing: Laptopsrus at Mappins-VJing festival, Geneva, a VJ solo show by Raquel Meyers.
Visualization, visual. See interaction ,illustration, infography.
- Visualization is the representation of abstract data, in order to enhance its comprehension. It may be interactive, thinks Ivan Viola.
< The functional art. An introduction to information graphics and visualization. by Alberto Cairo.: New Riders, Berkeley (CA) 2013.
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- Design principles for visual communication. by Manesth Agrawala, Wilmot Li and Floraine Berthouzoz. Communications of the ACM. April 2011.
- Smart visibility in visualization. by I. Viola
and M.E. Gröller. Computational Aesthetics symposium,
2005. Available to subscribers of ACM on line library.
" One approach is importance-driven feature
enhancement, where the visibility of a particular feature
is determined according to assigned importance
information."
- Recherche d'information par le contenu visuel. Special issue of RSTI. Technique et science informatique. 9/2003. Nozha Boujemaa Frédéric Jurie eds. Hermès/Lavoisier 2004.
VJ, VJing. Vidéo-jockey. See notice.
Vocal, voice. See speech.
Volume, volumetric
- [Agoston].
. for textures [Ebert].
- rendering by isosurfaces, see a communication by Markus Hadwiger (18 pages ) in the IEEE tutorial.
Voronoi diagram of McDonalds restaurants in Paris
Voronoi.
Diagramm or transform. Dealt at large by [Cocquerez].
Vortex. Textures [Ebert].
Voxel 3D Pixel [Foley].
Vowels. See Arthur Rimbaud's verse.
VR See special notice.
VRML. Virtual reality modeling language.
- VRML 2.0 Source book, by Andra Ames, David Nadeau et John Moreland,
Wiley and Sons 1997.
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