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Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Writing text with the Manim

Hi! In my previous blog posts, we were setting and running our first example animation with the engine called 'Manim'. The example animation only consisted of drawing a square and transforming it into a circle. This time, I want to try out the so called 'WriteStuff' scene in...
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Monday, December 18, 2017

The Manim -- Follow up

Hi! This is a follow up blog post for the Manim (the animation engine for explanatory math videos). Today we are going to save the example animation. So, in the previous blog post, I left you wondering how to save the actual example animation. After you have done every step...
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Animation engine for explanatory math videos -- The Manim

UPDATE: This is an out-dated tutorial, I'm sorry. I'm working on new tutorials... Hi! I want to make animations for explaining programming concepts and, of course, upload them on my YouTube channel. Watching 3Blue1Brown's YouTube videos, I was wondering how does he make...
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Friday, September 22, 2017

Arduino: Char Array Problems

While programming an embedded system based on ATmega328p, I have encounter some char array problems in the C programming language. I had a char array of exactly 8 chars ending with /0: char a[] = "///////0"; It had trouble reading a[0] many times. For some still unknown...
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Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Make a Shutter Release Indicator for any camera!

Following my previous post, I have done and tested a little schematic for a indicator whenever the shutter actuates (whenever the shutter is released). Check the demo video here. So, we know that the CENTER PIN on the hot-shoe is connected to the GROUND whenever the camera...
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Sunday, September 17, 2017

How does a DSLR trigger a manual flash unit

If you want to detect a shutter actuation or build a DIY wireless flash trigger, it's not as straightforward as it seems, there is a thing you would need to have in mind. A week ago, I got my first manual flash (from late 80's). I was worried about putting it on my DSLR, because...
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Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Reverse Engineering a Premiere Pro Plugin

This is a follow-up blog post for the Premiere Pro plugin development. These days I have been studying the documentation and I have been looking into the example codes. First started looking into the FisheyeUnwrap code and learned a few things about setting up the plugins...
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Sunday, August 20, 2017

Exploring Premiere Pro Plugin Development

Today I decided to check out the Adobe Premiere Pro CC Plugin Development. Here I will just lay out the things that I uncovered during my research and share few tips that you may not have knowed. First of all, every Premiere Pro plugin is programmed in C++ - a language that...
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