Subscribe to this channel for new video releases, and follow me on twitter @tehpwnshop If you have questions about the animation process, ask away in the comments section. I'm also considering editing together a 'Making Of' if there's enough people wanting it. The LEGO city itself was assembled by a few members of an Austin LEGO group called TexLUG. Special thanks to those guys, Kurt Baty, Lee Raye, Will Heron and Ben Rollman.

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Awesome special thanks to the guys at Rooster Teeth who lent us their studio and talent for this vid. Subscribe for a new video every two weeks! Twitter: @tehpwnshop

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This is a brief look at the introductory portion of Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch's keynote address. The 400-foot-wide screen is pushing 300 million pixels per second. Truly incredible.

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My friend Amanda had never seen a whole Star Wars film. When I asked her if she wanted to watch the original trilogy she said that she would, but that she already knew what happens. So I took out my voice recorder and asked her to start from the top. Winner of the George Lucas award at the 2009 Star Wars Fan Film Contest. Stay tuned for an HD version landing soon. Follow me on Twitter:@tehpwnshop

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Six months after a zombie apocalypse nearly destroyed the world, the remaining survivors talk about twitter... This was unscripted, totally improvised. Follow me on twitter @tehpwnshop

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Created as a bumper for the SXSW Film Festival in 2010. Follow on twitter for live updates on new moviemaking adventures: @tehpwnshop

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Like the Surfing Violinist on FacebooK: on.fb.me Follow on Twitter: www.twitter.com #20: Henry Jackman's Music in X Men First Class #19: Alphacat #18: Camerawork in The Grand Rapids Lip Dub #17: Christina Choe's Short Film Flow: vimeo.com #16: Joe Nicholosi (Pixels Per Second) - bit.ly #15: Senorita from Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara #14: Action Scenes in Cold Weather and MI 4 #13: Kid Vs. Cat and Disney Hindi Dubs #12: Using Your Hearing By Strike Anywhere: www.strikeanywherefilms.com #11: Stephen Hawking's your mama joke from Epic Rap Battle's of History

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Made for the SXSW Film Festival in 2011. follow me on teh twitter: tehpwnshop

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www.lockergnome.com 1080i vs 1080p is not quite as simple as Frames vs Fields. Pixels per second wise 1080i has as many pixels as 1080p 30, but only half as many as 1080p 60. And don't even get me started about "drop frame" which makes 30 =29.97 and 24=23.976

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This is the same clip fixed to run smoothly and labeled right. Sorry for the error. In this clip we have used the same set up and shot at 4 different speeds. We are using a chop saw this time to get the saw plunging into the wood. The speeds are 9000 FPS, 15000 FPS, 39000 FPS and 63000 FPS. The faster the frame rate we shoot the smaller the frame (lower resolution) The camera shoots at a maximum number of pixels per second. So a big frame pf say 800 x 600 will run @ 1200 FPS and @ 63000 FPS the frame size is 80 x 48 pixels. If i left each in its natural state you would see that each frame every thing is the same size just the frame size reducing. All of these images are zoomed so see them better but it also makes the image a little soft.

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Thanks for the great feedback on my first review :] Also this is only my second review so any feedback would be much appreciated :] Link: SteelSeries:steelseries.com Here are the Spec's: Frames per second: 9.375 Inches per second: 50 Mega pixels per second: 3,75 Counts per inch: 400 -- 3200 Maximum acceleration: 20 G Sensor data path: True 16 bit Lift distance: ~2 mm Maximum polling: 1.000 Hz

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Please RATE and COMMENT In this clip we have used the same set up and shot at 4 different camera speeds. To better show what is going on we left each clip in it's natural size so you could better see what we do. We are using a chop saw this time to get the saw plunging into the wood. The speeds are 9000 FPS, 15000 FPS, 39000 FPS and 63000 FPS. The faster the frame rate we shoot the smaller the frame (lower resolution) The camera shoots at a maximum number of pixels per second. So a big frame pf say 800 x 600 will run @ 1200 FPS and @ 120000 FPS the frame size is 32 x 8 pixels. Each camera has different performance. This was shot with a Miro 4 from vision Research they start around 25K. Enjoy

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A screen recording of the results of changing settings for an instance of my Alex4D Closing Credits plug-in for Final Cut Pro 6 and 7. Choose four type styles. Two for centred text, one for text that's aligned to the right - which usually defines roles in productions - and a style for text that's aligned to the left - which names the actor or person involved. For each style you can instantly change font, size and colour while clients watch. You can also control scrolling speed in pixels per second as well as keyframable speed changes. For more information and download link, visit alex4d.wordpress.com

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For some reason, I feel that this one is worse than the first 0_0

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This is the best elevator that you can get on Tiny Tower. It goes at 42 PPS (pixels per second)

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A Montage of footages photographed by using high-speed camera (Photoron Fastcam SA5). Fastcam SA5 can photograph up to 7000 monochrome pictures(1024*1024 pixels) per second for 3 seconds. (The BGM used is public domain at least in Japan) フォトロン社製ハイスピードカメラ Fastcam SA5を使って撮影した映像です。 1024*1024のモノクロ画像を一秒に最大7000枚、3秒程度にわたって撮影できます。 東京工業大学 ものつくり教育研究支援センターのご厚意で使用させて頂きました。 www.mono.titech.ac.jp ※音楽はpublic-domain-archive.com にあるものを使わせていただきました。 少なくとも日本国内ではパブリックドメインです。

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Gewinnspiel-Frage: Wo fand Kermits erster Auftritt statt? Antworten mitsamt eurem Namen und Gewinnspiellösung an gewinnen@moviepilot.de unter dem Betreff "Muppets". Einsendeschluss ist Mittwoch, der 21.12.2012 um 00:00 Uhr. In der taufrischen und vorweihnachtlichen Screeen Folge behandeln wir den nervenaufreibenden Mission Impossible 4 - Phantom Protokoll. Außerdem ist Morgan Freeman in "Mein Freund der Delfin" zu sehen" während Detlev Buck und Matthias Schweighöfer mit "Rubbeldiekatz" eine deutsche Komödie auf die Leinwand zaubern. In der Top 7 geht es diesesmal um die coolsten Agenten Gadgets" wo James Bond" Ethan Hunt und Austin Powers ihren Platz finden. Zum Pixelspersecond-Kanal: www.youtube.com Mehr Infos auf: www.moviepilot.de

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Opening of the General Session, Oct 3rd 2011. 300 million pixels per second moving on that screen. Nokia Center, Los Angeles.

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My first video of the awesome game DARK SOULS with the best Japanese metal band: Dir en grey- Enjoy! Game: Dark Souls Song: Juuyoku Band: Dir en grey Edited & Mixed by me: [Satsuki*-Otogi]*** ***Request more gamevids(like this) at Pixels per Second Blog My blog: pps-games.blogspot.com.ar

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still with a bug during 4point calibration and rectangle calc messed up sometimes tracking hardware: - wiimote camera chip - 4 IR blobs, 1024x768 @200 fps - atmega168 (sending serial blobdata to fpga) warp hardware: - Fpga board: Zefant nano / Xilinx Spartan3E 500 (60% used) - special AV-In board (video src: analog pal) - VGA Output (R2R DAC RGB332) calibration hw: - IR led & RC5 transmitter (using atmega88) warping is done in realtime using floating point math inside the fpga, currently delivering 72 million warped pixels per second !

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"Bridge" is an algorithmic film about architecture. The film is based on a collage of still-images of buildings in Japan. These tall structures are scanned vertically and are only see trough a small horizontal gap in the screen. The rest of the screen is filled with two single lines - the top and bottom of the gap repeated. As the gap moves through the image, these lines perform a slow and soft abstract animation. The scanning of the original image is the only movement in the film. The film is a more than 2 minutes long tilt. The proprietary software moves the image one pixel per frame / 25 pixels per second. Thus the duration is controlled by the height of the original image.

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This time, green only. Represents distance a bit better, though still hard to tell small differences. Managed to optimize it a bit. Now it no longer has to recalculate the XYZ positions of a holo point each time it's used. It just calculates them all at once at the start, and stores coords in memory. Then when a point has to represent a certain pixel, it just fetches the xyz coords for that pixel. This means there's a 1 second delay when the screen is first turned on, but overall speed is quite nice. You should know that making things look good is NOT my strong point. The TV is now inside a box, like you asked. The camera is a separate unit, and is meant to be changed for a data plug/port connecting it to another hi-speed device. Said device must store 1 byte per pixel, with a grayscale value from 0 to 255, which will be represented as various shades of green (like the old apple screens). Overall resolution is 32x32. Actual speed depends on number of pixels being used. If a pixel is black (0), it is simply not drawn (screen background is also black). My screen can do about 500 pixels per second. So this means if your picture only uses 100-200 pixels (lots of black space), it will get draw faster. Of course, since its triply interlaced, it seems to go much faster than it actually does.

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Walk through the Beis Hamikdash! In this walkthrough, you can see the eastern gate, up through the Ezras Nashim, and finally take a short walk on the Soveiv of the Mizbeach. This walk around the Soveiv was done for sprinkling the blood of all Korbanos which needed to be sprinkled above the half-way point of the Mizbeach (which is marked by the extremely thin red line called the Chut Hasikra which kind of flickers in and out in this low-resolution video). Just a warning, though, this model Beis Hamikdash is in a very early stage. That's why all the colours are, well, ugly. Having single solid colours makes it faster for me to render when testing it out, and the bright different colours make it easier for me to see what I'm working on. The truth is, I tried making nice textures for it, just for demonstration purposes, but I discovered that that requires artistic skills, something which I seriously lack. If you want to see the type of realism which theoretically can be achieved with POV-Ray, the 3-D rendering system I use, look at hof.povray.org. Another result of this model being in a very early stage is that many details are lacking, or simply wrong. For example, the Kiyor is simply not there. There are supposed to be a whole variety of things on the north side of the Mizbeach (on the right when you walk in), such as rings to hold down the animals being slaughtered, and table and hooks to skin them on, but currently there are just colourful rectangles which mark the areas <b>...</b>

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Introducing the first gaming mouse from the award winning NZXT design team, as with all of NZXT's PC accessories, Avatar is designed to provide gamers with the ultimate crafted gaming armor to emerge victorious in the gaming arena of choice. Featuring a ambidextrous and smaller form, the Avatar mouse is versatile and ideal for gamers. A hardware implemented DPI switching allows compatibility with any game, and the Avatar interface allows for all types of customization including macros and 9 customizable buttons. Extruded Teflon mouse feet also allows for better accuracy and smoothness during gameplay.

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on june 8th the brand new comcast center opened in philadelphia and immediately became the tallest building in the city. now, whilst the building itself is a beauty, the thing that made me dribble slightly and the thing that no-one seems to have picked up on yet is the phenomenal video wall in the skyscraper's lobby, built by barco. first of all take a look at the pictures, watch the videos, wipe your mouth and then prepare for some facts.

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