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Notes by Dr. Optoglass: Eye Geometry

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date July 12, 2012

Topics Covered: The Emsley model of the Eye The Focal Length the Eye The Total Retinal Area of the Eye The health of the eye seems to demand a horizon. We are never tired, so long as we can see far enough – Ralph Waldo Emerson The problem with drawing the geometry of the human […]

Tags 1952, acutance, area, color, cones, contrast, digital, driving, dynamic range, emsley, eye, focal, fovea, geometry, human, length, lens, local, miss, model, nerve, optical, resolution, retina, retinal, rods, sharpness

MEM Driving Miss Digital

Notes by Dr. Optoglass: The Human Eye – Part III

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date July 10, 2012

Topics Covered: How the Cones produce color The visible spectrum Defining Color Space The CIE XYZ 1931 color space It is the eye of other people that ruin us. If I were blind I would want, neither fine clothes, fine houses or fine furniture – Benjamin Franklin Humans normally have three kinds of cones. They […]

Tags acutance, color, cones, contrast, digital, driving, dynamic range, eye, fovea, human, lens, local, miss, nerve, optical, resolution, retina, rods, sharpness

MEM Making The Impossible Murder

VIII: The Impossible Post

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date May 13, 2011

Post production on The Impossible Murder took one year. First it went to a post-house (I won’t name them) who promised to do the editing, VFX, grading and sound mixing for a reasonable fee. After paying them a hefty advance, I learnt their editor was doing multiple jobs at the same time. The editing took […]

Tags cgi, color, compositing, editing, finishing, grading, image, impossible, making, master, motion graphics, murder, post, production, render, sareesh, sequence, tiff