That was amasing !!!
I guess you can do the same setup if you got a Creative web-cam with motion tracktion on a "light" ..
So the webcam read the laser, then generate that into another program that draw a pencil line.... than a projector that draw that on the wall![]()
Possible yes.. and cool !!!
I just bought myself a 2600 ANSI Lumens projector.. Their website has the program to download to do it yourself.. I wouldn't mind trying a smaller version of that.. i need to get a tracker camera though.. i believe the one they got was around $500 though..
- instinct
hmm
I have a Video-input pci card on my Computer..
So can`t I just use a regular DV cam as a tracker ??
hmm need to download that software and make a tryVERY cool !!!!
I actually misunderstood the thread originally, I thought the image on the building was meant to be laser.
I have a couple of DLPs and one of them is 1500 lumen, it might be fun to try.
Just need to sort the tracking out cheaply
Jim
wow
I did down the software, install my webcam and run the app..
It was a nice little program that did start..
Just hit the 1 to start Cam, and the tracking did begin
Then find my 80mW green Leadlight and start drawing![]()
It did all work out great.... the only problem with using the webcam instead of my Haugpage video card, was the FPS in the webcam..
So if you draw a cirlce at normal speed, the computer se this as a square becouse of slow update..
But it did work out greatSo tomorrow maybe I take my Projector and make a try on the wall outside
(you really dont need a projector to make this cool)
Anyway, my idea:
-Place the projector on a wall
-Place the RGB scanner to the same wall
-Calibrate them
-Adjust the settings to draw at fast speed, and make it fade out automaticly.
Then you have a NICE "fade out" effects on the wall from the graphiq effect from the laser itself
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pretty cool app to be free....
liteglow... are you saying you can get a webcam, pointer, this software, and a projector, and do something similar to the video but with lasers?
That is true
But with a webcam you have no zoom.. so align it would be a damn problem.. you have to move your projector\webcam back and forward....
With a TV-input card you got a much much faster cam (more FPS) and you have zoom to align it perfectly'
I did test with my projector and webcam .. did work out 95% OK..
But after 5-10 min was boring....