Archived Abstracts
Custom Image and Video Filters
Location
Room 232, Schewel Hall
Access Type
Campus Access Only
Entry Number
68
Start Date
4-8-2020 11:00 AM
End Date
4-8-2020 11:15 AM
Department
Computer Science
Abstract
Our project aims to apply filters to still images and video. An image filter changes the color, tone, or texture of an image. We created and tested several different filters using still images. We then applied these same filters to videos. Videos are composed of 10s of frames per second and applying a filter to an image is computationally expensive. This means that applying a filter to a full-length feature film running over an hour would take an incredible amount of time if we used only a single consumer grade computer. So we modified our code to run in a cloud based computing service that allowed us to processes the video on tens of machines at the same time.
Faculty Mentor(s)
Dr. Joseph Meehean
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Custom Image and Video Filters
Room 232, Schewel Hall
Our project aims to apply filters to still images and video. An image filter changes the color, tone, or texture of an image. We created and tested several different filters using still images. We then applied these same filters to videos. Videos are composed of 10s of frames per second and applying a filter to an image is computationally expensive. This means that applying a filter to a full-length feature film running over an hour would take an incredible amount of time if we used only a single consumer grade computer. So we modified our code to run in a cloud based computing service that allowed us to processes the video on tens of machines at the same time.