But what if you could somehow reach inside the video and swap the offending photo for a snapshot of your current love? How perfect would that be?
NO NO NO! Enacting revisionism on your life is a dangerous game. We're all products of our history - changing history is to fail to learn from and appreciate our mistakes.
It's the equivalent of going through a photo album and cutting out the heads of people you don't like. It's an activity fueled by bitterness and emotion rather than practicality - and one that's often regretted later on.
The technology is cool but this particular implementation is a sad reflection of society - a bit like the advances in face recognition, really.
They say a user of the software can easily plunk an image on almost any planar surface in a video, whether wall, floor or ceiling. And the embedded images don't have to be still photos—you can insert a video inside a video. </quote>
A new way to place ads for video-hosting services. It might be great news for youtube-like sites.
NO NO NO! Enacting revisionism on your life is a dangerous game. We're all products of our history - changing history is to fail to learn from and appreciate our mistakes.
It's the equivalent of going through a photo album and cutting out the heads of people you don't like. It's an activity fueled by bitterness and emotion rather than practicality - and one that's often regretted later on.
The technology is cool but this particular implementation is a sad reflection of society - a bit like the advances in face recognition, really.