Couple Of New Plugins

[user_deleted]

Hello.

Just joined highend3d.

I have a couple Shake 4.1 plugins (intel Mac only currently) that I am going to cleanup and post. Eventually I will opensource them as all the hard work was done by the respective researchers. There are a couple of other Siggraph papers I hope to be bringing to Shake with the help of the original researchers soon.

The first is a basic implmentation of Ken Musgrave's VLNoise. I like it because it gives a neat folded look. Very similar to the Sapphire plugin, TextureFolded (http://www.genarts.com/picture-index-shake.html).

The second is a port of GREYCstoration's[1] PDE based denoise function. Very neat. Im currently leaking memory, so Ill be tracking that down, then posting it (as soon as I figure out how to add things).

The plugins are currently in the same pack as I will be building on these to do other things.

[1] [url=http://www.greyc.ensicaen.fr/~dtschump/greycstoration/]http://www.greyc.ensicaen.fr/~dtschump/greycstoration/[/url]

[user_deleted]

hiya,

a good shake plug-in to degrain/denoise that doesn't cost an arm and a leg would be absolutely fantastic!
so let us know if you manage to put it online (even not cleaned up)
++ chris

[user_deleted]

Hi,

This looks really good...

Thanks,

L

[user_deleted]

Thanks!.

Almost done with crunch time at my day job, so Ill be cleaning up my source and posting this soonish (month or so).

After I do this, I have a couple of ideas of what to port.

First up will be a pixel level deflicker filter from Pravin Bhat. This will entail porting an optical flow algorithm (which will be seperated out as a node) and implementing Pravin's paper (with his help).

Oh. Then the SIOX algo. http://www.siox.org/ This should hopefully get some nice graph-cut source ported to shake, which a lot of the newer siggraph papers use for lots of neat things.

Then if some others join in (hint We can get some more cutting edge stuff released for free for the benefit of the shake community. Tons of neat siggraph papers running around with lots of new stuff[1]
Or let the foundry buy up all the neat new tech. Great stuff there, just a bit more than I can pay at the moment.

[1] [url=http://trowley.org/]http://trowley.org/[/url] has most of the papers that are in the various conferences.

This (http://people.csail.mit.edu/soonmin/photolook/) looks pretty neat too.