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During the summer break, I had a chance to use my cousin Loïck’s nice camera to have a little fun. So I filmed a toy train going around in a child’s room to create a fake intro sequence to a non existing movie. I named the movie “Little Johnny” because I wanted the said movie to be dramatic, this intro sequence being the beginning of a tragic story happening to a child. That tragic spirit is enhanced by the sad music of Yann Tiersen – “Comptine d’un autre été”.
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Il y a maintenant un an, j'ai exhumé de ma montagne d'affaires en pagaille un vieil appareil photo numérique que j'avais acheté pour un projet qui ne s'est jamais concrétisé. Je l'ai rechargé et l'ai glissé dans ma poche de veste.
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As always, my wandering on the internet led me to my next project. That's how I found [Adam Winrich](http://www.winrichwhips.com/), a artist which practices cracking whips for a living. He does very rapid and synchronized whip cracking shows, which I found amazing. This guy has beaten 16 whip-related world records !
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So my research ensued and I found that Adam Savage, the host from the show Mythbusters, had also build a whip from a kangaroo hide. It looked awesome, and he even put it in a plexiglass display case !
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I wanted to create a robot hand, to familiarize with Solidworks (and to have fun, honestly)
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The goal was to make a complex grabby hand, with multiple sub-assemblies, links and constraints, and to animate it in the end.
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The Zwippy is a funny cute little creature created by a friend of mine, when she was a kid. It really is just a potato shaped creature with antennas, eyes and a spring to move around. I like to draw Zwippys. Actually, you can find them all around my lessons.
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{{< image-gallery gallery_dir="images/lessons" disp_title="no" >}}
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I discovered photogrammetry while browsing online, and was very interested by the subject. So, research time !
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It all began with me walking into a video game shop. I decided to buy a new NES game, settled down on GOLF, one of the classics that were released with the console in 1985.
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{{< figure align=center src="images/2016-10-15-14.23.51.jpg" alt="Some games I previously owned" title="Some games I previously owned" >}}
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The glass plate of my microwave oven broke, and the only compatible plate that could be found at the local pawn/charity shop didn't have the little tabs on the bottom to assure a connection with the motor : it couldn't spin.
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To solve this problem, I decided to design and 3D-print a plastic piece that could be glued on the bottom of the new plate.
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# En bref
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L'idée serait d'extraire d'une photo de paysage avec montagne la forme de la montagne puis de la retrouver sur une carte 3D pour déterminer d'où a été prise la photo.
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# Contexte
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# Context
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Within the second semester of my DUT GMP (mechanical engineering and production), 3 of my colleagues and I lead a project.
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I have picked up photography as a hobby this summer after having purchased a DSLR with my summer job money.
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Before diving in head-first, I made sure to learn about photography, the mechanics, how to use a camera and how to compose an image. I followed [Mark Levoy's course](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7ddpXYvFXspUN0N-gObF1GXoCA-DA-7i) on photography he teaches at Stanford, and read various blogs and websites of which Roger N. Clark's website about different types of photography, [Clarkvision.com](https://clarkvision.com/galleries/) was an excellent resource.
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I made an article about photogrammerty a few months back, but have learnt a few new things since, so it's time for a revamp !
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I came across [this awesome tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4NTf0hMjtY) on YouTube by CG Geek, and I followed his tips.
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The “Travaux personnels encadrés” are an assignement you have to do in groups during the 1ère shool year in France (corresponding to the 11th grade in the U.S.). This assignment has then to be presented to the teachers on a platform.
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With my group, we decided to host our work on a website, which is available here.
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I own a little collection of typewriters and calculating machines.
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What draws me to these objects, is that altough they are outdated and obsolete today, they were once used daily, regarded as normal machines, or even as luxury items, as the newest technology money could get. How did the new owner of a brand new Royal or Olivetti feel ? He had to be happy and proud of it !
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I have bought a vintage motorcycle with the money I got working over the summer.
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I am now restoring it to its former glory, removing rust, polishing chromes and upgrading parts.
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title: 'Bob 315'
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date: '2025-04-18T11:20:39+02:00'
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title: 'Japy S18'
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Cette machine, mise sur le marché par Olivetti en 1980, a pour spécificité d'être électromécanique, et de ne plus utiliser de marteaux d'impression.
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# Une machine portable et pliable
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