old news.

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still pretty rad...

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Iawtc.

But the paper is, after you get over the initial holy shit factor, way more fun. Apparently various sources are stomped. I will probably regret this, but I'm hard pressed to find a better test whether Verizon's failure to deliver connectivity for longer than 4 hours at a stretch has been corrected with a replacement DSL modem:

Seam_Carving.pdf

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wow.. it may be old news (is it? i wouldn't know :<) but that's pretty awesome

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That's pretty neat.

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Wow.. that super cool

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This is one of those things that's so obvious... only after you hear about it :P

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Just a few days ago a plugin called Liquid Rescale was released for GIMP based on that paper and demo:

http://liquidrescale.wikidot.com/

I haven't tried it yet, but I'm impressed with how quickly people can make things like this an (open source) reality.

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About damn time.

My first thought on reading the paper (what, a month ago?) was, "Okay, where's my GIMP/Photoshop filter already."

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i heard/read adobe hired these guys?

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http://rsizr.com/

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when the senior product manager of photoshop is impressed, you've got some good odds of getting a job offer.
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2007/08/holy_crapworthy.html

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http://liquidrescale.wikidot.com/

(haven't tried it myself.)

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Wow, that's amazing!

-Max

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There is a flash version available at http://rsizr.com/

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Now with gimp plugin:

http://liquidrescale.wikidot.com/en:start

and web two point oh flash app (haven't got it working myself):

http://rsizr.com/

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