今日は火曜日です

  02/23/2016       acgrama      Add Comment

私は元気ですーよかった！
私の同僚も元気です。

今日の昼ご飯は鳥肉とやさいとディップです。とてもおいしいです。
朝ご飯を食べませんでした。今お茶を飲みます。

今天気はきれいです。でも、今晩天気は寒いです。

japanese

私の日

  02/22/2016       acgrama      Add Comment

今日は八時に起きました。たいへんでした。。。昨日は午前二時にねましたから。
午後一時に昼ごはんを食べました。

私の同僚（どうりょう / colleague）は元気じゃありません。
先週、かれは元気じゃありませんでした。

天気は寒いです。先週、天気はとてもさむかったです。
今日たくさん雨があります。

japanese

Submachine fan tribute video

  12/30/2015       acgrama      Add Comment

Recently I have edited a fan tribute video for the excellent game series Submachine by Mateusz Skutnik, with the occasion of the game’s end and 10 year anniversary.

If you haven’t played the games yet, you are missing out: very good and logical puzzles, clean and distinctive design, as well as an extremely satisfying scifi story arc.

The tools and configurations used:

  • MovAvi Screen Capture Studio: I used this for capturing gameplay footage off the screen, in 1280×720 (720p) resolution, at 30 fps. Awesome tool — intuitive to use, simple, and quite cheap given that the free alternatives are worse, buggy, and/or riddled with malware.
  • Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0: this is an older version that Adobe offers for free now (you’ll need to create an Adobe account for the download). Even though it doesn’t have the full power of the later versions, it is a highly usable and powerful tool. I was very happy to see that Adobe offers this option. I worked in a HDV 720p, 1280×720, 30 fps project; the rendering was done as a Microsoft AVI file type, 1280×720, 30 fps
  • Adobe Photoshop CS2: like Premiere 2.0, this older version is offered by Adobe for free and it’s excellent for quite high level hobby usage.
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私の毎日

  12/12/2015       acgrama      Add Comment

私は毎日八時に起きます。
朝ご飯をあまり食べません。八時半に会社に行きます。午後一時に昼ご飯を食べます。六時半にかえります。よく日本語をべんきょうします。
毎晩ごろ十二時にねます。

japanese

Migration to OpenCV 3

  12/12/2015       acgrama      Add Comment

After a longer break in computer vision related projects, I wanted to refresh my memory with respect to their status. Despite being 100% sure that I had left them in at least compilable state, make complained about various opencv functions not being declared in the scope. Cue doom and apocalypse, followed by the traditional cursing of opencv taking place after any change in the system.

Luckily I remembered that a while ago I myself had installed OpenCV 3, so I was able to find the solution:

Instead of 

#include <opencv/cv.h>
#include <opencv/highgui.hpp>

use

#include <opencv2/core.hpp>
#include <opencv2/highgui.hpp>

In CMakeLists.txt I explicitly asked for version 3:

find_package(OpenCV 3 REQUIRED)
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