Hi all,
We now have a confirmed time and location for the OpenEXR
birds-of-a-feather. The session will be held at the Los Angeles
Convention Center in room 516 on Wednesday, August 3rd from 4-5pm.
Also note that it is not too late if you would like to give a short
presentation at the BOF. Please email your proposals to Drew directly.
-w
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Subject: [Openexr-devel] OpenEXR BOF at SIGGRAPH 2005
Hi all,
Florian, Wojciech and I would like to host an OpenEXR birds-of-feather
session at SIGGRAPH 2005. We're still trying to nail down a date,
time and location, but I'd like to get started on an agenda.
Florian will be giving an update on OpenEXR color management, and
Wojciech will be telling us about the work he's doing this summer to
make OpenEXR more amenable to real-time playback. We'll limit these
presentations to 15 minutes, unless time allows for more.
If you think you'd like to give a short presentation + Q&A at the BOF,
no longer than 15 minutes total, please email me privately with your
proposed topic. If it looks like we're going to have too many
presenters given the allotted time (which I'm currently planning to be
2 hours max), we'll have the unfortunate job of selecting which
presentations get "greenlit," but we'll worry about that later.
Things you might want to talk about:
* "Stupid OpenEXR tricks," i.e., clever things you've done with
OpenEXR.
* How you've incorporated OpenEXR into your workflow.
* Problems you've had incorporating OpenEXR into your workflow.
No need to be limited to these things, feel free to propose anything
that's relevant to OpenEXR. There doesn't necessarily need to be a
presentation, either; if there's a topic you'd like to discuss amongst
the group of OpenEXR developers and users, you could introduce the
topic and then open the floor to discussion.
I'm not sure whether we'll have any audio/visual equipment at the
meeting place, so if you'd like to demo something, you should probably
come prepared with a laptop and expect that people will need to walk
up to it and squint at the tiny screen :) If it turns out we'll have
equipment, I'll post an update.
Speaking of demos... we'd love to see actual working code doing neat
things with OpenEXR, but we definitely won't accept any presentations
that sound like a commercial for a product. Doesn't matter if it's
open source, proprietary, or something in between. If you want to
demo or talk about your product that supports OpenEXR, please limit
the demo/talk to points that are relevant to OpenEXR. If you're
unsure, email me your proposal and we can talk about it.
thanks!
d
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