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A computerized method for annotating at least one feature of an image of a view, comprising the steps of: obtaining the image with an image sensor of a portable device retrieving at least one condition based on the at least one condition, automatically sel ...
In a view, e.g. of scenery, of a shopping or museum display, or of a meeting or conference, automated processing can be used to annotate objects which are visible from a viewer position. Annotation can be of objects selected by the viewer, and can be displ ...
Given two video sequences, a composite video sequence can be generated which includes visual elements from each of the given sequences, suitably synchronized and represented in a chosen focal plane. For example, given two video sequences with each showing ...