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Mmmmh balm for the dead scientist's soul...
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- Category: Computer Graphics
- Published on Monday, 25 April 2011 15:48
- Ben,
I am very proud to mention the publication of a paper, which is a summary of the topics I wrote about in my diploma thesis. The famous "Journal of Computer Graphics" accepted it after quite some revisions. Perhaps I am able to offer you the paper as download here, but before I need to restyle it, not to violate copyright restrictions...
At this point I'd also like to say Thanks to Holger Dammertz, Jo Hannika and Hendrik Lensch for the great support and revision work!
Good Things come to those who wait...
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- Category: Uncategorised
- Published on Sunday, 24 April 2011 15:10
- Ben,
This site has been down for some time, I know. Hope you all had a full backup ;).
Well after some Joomla 1.6 wrestling and the annoying fact that the version evolution destroyed many of my beloved plugins, I can say that today, 80% of my site can go back online!
Have fun!
Social communities are like smoking....
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- Category: Personal
- Published on Sunday, 07 March 2010 14:15
- Ben,
as soon as someone starts it in the circle of friends, you will hate him or follow. Well, I now try to concentrate on one project instead of polluting all the web with my profiles. So I joined Facebook this day. Despite some unconventional rules on how they handle your privacy and rights, it is the largest platform, and it is somehow impressive to get a correct friendship suggestion after only entering your name and birth date! Come and visit me there if you like to.
So long!
General Spectral Camera Lens Simulation
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- Category: Computer Graphics
- Published on Thursday, 15 October 2009 17:22
- Ben,
The Pacific Graphics Confrence this year invited me to present the work and results of my thesis in a conference poster. I submitted a publication to the conference before, but it was not accepted. In my Downloads Section you can find a compressed version of the poster as pdf.
At this point, special thanks to Paul van Walree for contributing his beautiful images to my presentation. Spend some time on the exciting topic of photographic optics on his website!
Enjoy!
