Showing posts with label jones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jones. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 September 2014
Saturday, 29 January 2011
Matthew Schlanger and his Lumpybanger Blog
a link was posted to this awesome blog over at muffwiggler
lumpybanger is the blog of Matthew Schlanger video artist and synth builder who for a time worked and made art at the experimental television center and he has some fantastic work and photos of his system well worth a look
from the blog:
"I went to Binghamton University in 1976 and studied video with Ralph Hocking in Binghamton’s Cinema Department. Ralph introduced me to image processing and the ETC. In 1981, I became one of the local artists-in-residence at ETC. I also worked for both the ETC and for Dave Jones’ Design Lab in Owego, NY.; where I built many of the image processing machines designed by Mr.Jones and used by ETC studio artists for over twenty five years."
lumpybanger is the blog of Matthew Schlanger video artist and synth builder who for a time worked and made art at the experimental television center and he has some fantastic work and photos of his system well worth a look
"I went to Binghamton University in 1976 and studied video with Ralph Hocking in Binghamton’s Cinema Department. Ralph introduced me to image processing and the ETC. In 1981, I became one of the local artists-in-residence at ETC. I also worked for both the ETC and for Dave Jones’ Design Lab in Owego, NY.; where I built many of the image processing machines designed by Mr.Jones and used by ETC studio artists for over twenty five years."
find more of his work here
Tuesday, 25 January 2011
The Jones MVIP (Mini Video Image Processor) Available!
Link here
"Please be aware that this is a stand alone video module, not part of the larger video synth system that I am still developing.
Specs:
Width: 14HP (2.8 inches)
Depth: 2.56 inches (6.5mm)
Power: 140ma of +12 and -12 volts
Inputs: Composite video (NTSC or PAL), five control voltage inputs for +5 to -5 volts
Output: Composite video (NTSC or PAL) matches the format of the input, or jumper selected if no video input
Price: $595 plus shipping
Available: In Stock
User Manual: MVIP_instructions_booklet.pdf"
Friday, 7 January 2011
VideoRing
here is a mega cool video ring featuring some of Dave Jones tech to keep everything in sync
"Video Ring by “The Art Guys” was commissioned by Continental Airlines.
The work consists of 80 color monitors with video playing on all screens, synchronized to create an 80 channel frame synchronizer programmed to play so that there is an offset of 3 frames per player.
This gives the installation motion with the images seeming to rotate around the ring at a fast and continuous rate. This has created a smooth continuous video for travelers to enjoy as they walk through the airport terminal."
video from youtube user likeavine
"Video Ring by “The Art Guys” was commissioned by Continental Airlines.
The work consists of 80 color monitors with video playing on all screens, synchronized to create an 80 channel frame synchronizer programmed to play so that there is an offset of 3 frames per player.
This gives the installation motion with the images seeming to rotate around the ring at a fast and continuous rate. This has created a smooth continuous video for travelers to enjoy as they walk through the airport terminal."
video from youtube user likeavine
Monday, 15 November 2010
Extra Extra Jones Video new content !!!
Dave Jones has posted some new info about his video synthesizer products coming soon!
the MVIP Mini Video Image Processor is a stand alone module that works in NTSC pal PAL and can add simple video effects functionality to an audio modular set up
the MVIP Mini Video Image Processor is a stand alone module that works in NTSC pal PAL and can add simple video effects functionality to an audio modular set up
this is a very cool idea to get people started in to the world of video synthesis !
Wednesday, 9 December 2009
Jones Modular Video Synth Coming Soon
The Jones Video Synth will be in Euro format and should
come out sometime soon holding page here. Dave Jones is
a long time video synth expert and he worked at the
Experimental Television Center
LZX Visionary modular video synthesizer has
been mentioned on VJ forums could this be the same project
or a rival ? info here and here
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