Did a thing. Might be patentable? We'll see in a couple years.

The cornfield chase in Interstellar IMAX 70mm was more beautiful than any of the space sequences.

Next steps are adding parameters for tuning to Instax, resolutions, and backgrounds. PRs welcome!

The first version I did in python and was painful to set up the venv every time. The second version I did using OpenCV.js—but it was slow. The latest version uses WebWorkers to offload the image processing from the main thread so the UI (which is minimal) isn't blocked )

GitHub - lmcgartland/polaroid-digital-processor: Extract Polaroids from scans using OpenCV Extract Polaroids from scans using OpenCV. Contribute to lmcgartland/polaroid-digital-processor development by creating an account on GitHub.

After shooting about 500 polaroids and manually cropping them from scans, I finally wrote a script to extract them in 1 step. Now available to everyone using OpenCV.js + WebWorkers

All cloud based! Upload your footage and all rendering takes place on the server and is streamed back to you with ultra low latency. I needed to edit video on my Chromebook and couldn’t run Premiere—so decided to make my dream tool 🎞️

From White Mountains, NH. Lightroom preset available here: https://darkroom.mcgart.land/preset/new_hampshire

Shot on iPhone 14 Pro.

I've implemented a gallery view with EXIF data and downloadable Lightroom presets for Apple ProRAW.

A new little weekend project to host my photography experiments. My 2024 resolution was to stop coding, so I'm using prompting to handle the heavy lifting (thanks to Augment) and basically just writing styles with Tailwind and adding basic markup.