45.27 Course slides⧉
This book began as the slides for Frédo Durand's computational photography course at MIT, taught and refined over many years. The complete deck set is offered here as a companion: the same material in presentation form, useful for lecturing from, for review, or for seeing how a topic was originally staged.
The slides are hosted on Cloudflare R2 (they are far too large for the book's own static host). Each lecture is a direct download below: the rendered PDF, and where it is small enough to serve, the editable original (PowerPoint / Keynote source).
45.27.1 The lectures⧉
- 00 Intro
- 01 Image Processing (editable)
- 02 Convolution (editable)
- 03 Noise & bilateral filtering (editable)
- 05 Color (editable)
- 05 Demosaicking (editable)
- 06 HDR (editable)
- 07 HDR 2 & Bilateral Grid (editable)
- 08 Resampling and Warping -2019 (editable)
- 09 Morphing
- 10 Noise+pano (editable)
- 11 Panos Homographies (editable)
- 12 Harris corner detection and simple descriptors (editable)
- 13 RANSAC and blending (editable)
- 14 Pyramids
- 15 Halide (editable)
- 16 Halide II (editable)
- 17 Lenses (editable)
- 18 Lenses 2 (editable)
- 19 Depth of Field (editable)
- 20 light fields and depth of field (editable)
- 21 wavefront coding (editable)
- 22 goodpictures
- 23 sift (editable)
- 24 Deblurring & Poisson (editable)
- 25 Ethics (editable)
- 2 image formation camera models (editable)
- 3 Linear image processing (editable)
- 4 Pyramids
- 6 Correspondence optical flow (editable)
- 7 Correspondence 2
- 8 multi view geometry (editable)
- 9 Multiview 2 + NVS intro
- RevealingTheInvisible
The slides span more topics than the book and are a useful complement; several lectures (Halide scheduling, multi-view geometry, new-view synthesis) go deeper than the corresponding chapters. A few of the largest editable decks are available on request.