CS 638 - Computational Photography (SP2010)
Work done by Mark Lenz



Overview

Below you'll find examples of some of the work I produced in the Computational Photography course taught by Professor Charles Dyer at UW-Madison.



OOB (Out Of Bounds) Image

OOB of a space shuttle
Space Shuttle OOB



PhotoSynth

Some of the photos I took of the Red Gym to create a Microsoft PhotoSynth
Red Gym
Red Gym
Red Gym



Panoramas

A panorama of Lake Mendota
Lake Mendota Panorama
A panorama of Library Mall
Library Mall Panorama



HDR (High Dynamic Range) Images

Raw photos of Wisconsin State Capitol lit in red
Wisconsin State Capitol in Red
Wisconsin State Capitol in Red
Wisconsin State Capitol in Red
Wisconsin State Capitol in Red
Wisconsin State Capitol in Red
Wisconsin State Capitol in Red
HDR image of Capitol building lit in red using Photomatix
Wisconsin State Capitol



Social Tourism Using Photos

Social tourism is a system for automatically determining geographic location from one photo and then augmenting the photo with additional information. As tourists explore their environment they can add graffiti in the form of text and images to objects in the scene which appear on the same objects in other photos as they are taken. Photos are further augmented with navigation directions in the form of arrows pointing tourists to their desired destination. The system is automatically generated from a collection of geotagged photos using robust local feature correspondence.

For more information please see the Social Tourism Using Photos web page.