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Started by Shawn1984 Jun 6, 2006 at 10:06 AM 5 replies 750+ views
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Shawn1984
Shawn1984
I am currently choosing a topic for my project for the image processing course. I am wondering is there some image processing techniques used in the 3d games.I was thinking because image processing takes too much time so it can't be real time. Just my guess. Could anyone give me some information?
FBMachine
FBMachine
Sure, they are quite a few image processing techniques used in games today, primarily in the form of post process effects. Edge detection for things like outline/toon shaders, color correction, blurring, contrast adjustments, compositing using various blending algorithms, etc..
Daniel
Ravuya
Ravuya
I think he means image processing as in computer vision.
FBMachine
FBMachine
Why would you think that? Sure image processing algorithms are used in computer vision, but as far as I know image processing isn't synonymous with computer vision. If he did mean computer vision, I can't think of any use that makes sense, though there was a thread about this a little while back on the AI forum. :)
Daniel
xEricx
xEricx
One reason to think he was meaning computer vision was his "takes too much time so it can't be real time". ;)

I am not aware of any game using image analysis to retreive data from it. It could be done to do visibility checks, but as you stated, it might be too slow to be real time.

Cheers!

Eric
Shawn1984
Shawn1984
The above is me...

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