ICCP 2026 is coming to @princeton.edu, July 13-15! Paper submissions are now open, deadline April 10. Accepted papers published in ICCP Proceedings or IEEE PAMI Special Issue. Take a sneak peek at already confirmed speakers on our website: iccp2026.iccp-conference.org! #ICCP2026
Ilya Chugunov
@ilyac.info
Computational Photography Researcher @ Adobe, previously Princeton PhD: https://ilyac.info I sometimes do a regular photography: http://instagram.com/_ilya_c Our lab: https://light.princeton.edu/
👏 HUGE congrats to the #ICCP2025 award winners for their outstanding contributions!
#ICCP2025 Paper Awards 🏆
> me trying my best to not wake up my fiancé while leaving for my 7am flight The humble bluetooth speaker: DEVICE NOT FOUND, PAIRING, DEVICE NOT FOUND
Recording of the workshop is now online, big thanks to all the organizers and everyone who attended both in person and online! neural-bcc.github.io
This Wednesday (1-6PM, Room 106A) at CVPR @cvprconference.bsky.social we have a great lineup of keynote speakers, posters, and spotlights on neural fields and beyond: neural-bcc.github.io Have a question you want answered by a panel of experts in the field? Send it to us via: tinyurl.com/bdddf36f
This Wednesday (1-6PM, Room 106A) at CVPR @cvprconference.bsky.social we have a great lineup of keynote speakers, posters, and spotlights on neural fields and beyond: neural-bcc.github.io Have a question you want answered by a panel of experts in the field? Send it to us via: tinyurl.com/bdddf36f
I'm having a lot of trouble locally running llama-2, any suggestions? They keep spitting and hissing at me whenever I try to chat with them, and using GPUs (grass processing units) isn't speeding up inference.
I’m truly lost on how we got to the stage of “actually, investing in American science is bad” so fast
Going through airport security, the TSA asked me to “open my burrito” to demonstrate it was in fact a burrito.
Let’s play a fun game called “who has better land use, silicon valley or literal Japanese farmland” Everything highlighted in purple is parking or an empty lot around San Jose Diridon:
Curious about how cities have changed in the past decade? We use MLLMs to analyse 40 million Street View images to answer this. Do you know that "'juice shops' became a thing in NYC" and "miles of overpasses were painted BLUE in SF"? More at→boyangdeng.com/visual-chronicles (vid ↓ w/ 🔊)
Getting absolutely no reviewer feedback on a fellowship app feels very unproductive (NSF MSPRF). With conference rejections I can at least encorporate reviewer feedback for the next submission, but with this NSF app it's like "was my outline bad? did the reviewers hate my font choices?" who knows.
We've extended the submission deadline by 2 weeks to April 25th! #CVPR2025 @cvprconference.bsky.social Link: neural-bcc.github.io#call4paper
Only a couple weeks left to submit a paper to Neural Fields Beyond Conventional Cameras at CVPR 2025! neural-bcc.github.io#call4paper Our *non-archival* workshop welcomes both previously published and novel work. A great opportunity to get project feedback and connect with other researchers!
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Only a couple weeks left to submit a paper to Neural Fields Beyond Conventional Cameras at CVPR 2025! neural-bcc.github.io#call4paper Our *non-archival* workshop welcomes both previously published and novel work. A great opportunity to get project feedback and connect with other researchers!
Neural Fields Beyond Conventional Cameras
Neural Fields Beyond Conventional Cameras
neural-bcc.github.io
If you see this, quote a game with a 10/10 soundtrack. I think Bastion and Transistor were my first obvious choices, but after thinking about it I think by just sheer amount of time I've listened to an OST it has to be Anno 1800. Perfect background music for coding, painting, and naval warfare.
If you see this, Quote a game with a 10/10 soundtrack. It was a super hard choice. I picked System Shock 2 because I would listen to it repeatedly despite never finishing the game (spent many hours in it, just too difficult). The contenders were Vampire: Bloodlines, Deus Ex, Arcanum, and Fallout 2.
It's wild watching the real economy slowly converging to the same behaviour as the crypto-NFT-memecoin economy. > someone tweeted something > stonks -150%
I've never been so quickly excited and then disappointed by a LinkedIn job recommendation 🦭🦭🦭
📢Attention researchers in computational imaging! The Call for Papers page for #ICCP2025 is live. We invite high-quality submissions on theory, sensors, optics, algorithms, and much more 📷. Submit your work by April 9, 2025. #ICCP2025 #CallForPapers
Following an excellent debut at ECCV 2024, we're excited to announce the 2nd Workshop on Neural Fields Beyond Conventional Cameras at this CVPR 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee! Workshop site: neural-bcc.github.io
With the CVPR 2025 rebuttal deadline over, it’s the perfect time to submit a demo application for CVPR 2025. Demos can be any application of computer vision in the real world and are a great way to show off your work to other #computervision enthusiasts. Submit here docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
CVPR 2025 Demo Submission
Submission page for the Demo Track at CVPR 2025. Read the call for demos on the CVPR Website.
docs.google.com
This might be a hot take, but I kind of wish @bsky.app allowed you to opt into more annoying notifications (?) Like how LinkedIn notifies me when one of my close colleagues made a post that I otherwise didn't see on my feed.
I'm always shocked by how much of American recreational activities are essentially just driving from a parking lot to a parking lot. What an incredible lakeside town center:
I feel like there's no good name for MLPs: - multi-layer perceptrons -> sounds like robots - fully-connected network -> you could definitely make them more connected - feed-forward network -> lots of networks are feed-forward - linear-layer-plus-activation-function-sandwich???
My ACM Crossroads article is out now! Should be a fun read if you're interested in a broad overview of my computational photography work: dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/...
The Inverse Problems You Carry in Your Pocket | XRDS: Crossroads, The ACM Magazine for Students
In the spaces between data-hungry generative models and measurement-rich computational imaging, we can find the field of computational photography. Can cell phone cameras be an accessible and affordable bridge between modern computer vision and ...
dl.acm.org
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