/tunnelvision

Distort your surroundings through a collection of transformative filters

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Tunnel Vision

Distort time and space by recording your surroundings through a collection of transformative filters. Each filter can be pinched or panned to alter your perception.

Tunnel Vision uses the shadercam library to integrate the device's cameras with an OpenGL graphics pipeline. Frames from the camera are recorded to buffers and GLSL shaders are used to create textures that distribute time in the final composition.

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Tunnel Vision is built on top of another Android Experiment library called shadercam. Go check it out to build more apps that use the latest camera2 apis with opengl shaders!

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Copyright 2015 Google Inc.

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