Slitscan Carnival [c++]

Author Filip VisnjicCategory c++ MembersPosted on: People

Sure, there are plenty of slitscan projects out there and Golan has a very good page up on his blog how to go about doing some slitscanin'. Then, I came across this project on MAKE, created by Carl Rosendahl using his Canon 7D and programmed using C++ . It takes about a minute to create 100 frames of full resolution images, Carl describes.  Video below best viewed at 720p, full screen.

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