Slides from talks about the Digital Michelangelo Project

Slide sets in this archive are organized chronologically by date of presentation, most recent first.
All presentations were made by Marc Levoy unless otherwise noted.

Note: All slide sets were authored using Microsoft PowerPoint. The conversions to HTML with JPEG images do not include animations. Also, they play poorly in Netscape's browser; you need to use Microsoft's browser (no big surprise). The PDF conversions are acceptable, but the images are not resampled well. Your best bet is to download the PPT file. This option also lets you view the animations.

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• Presentation: University of Virginia distinguished lecture
  Place and date: Charlottesville, October 19, 2005
  Available formats: HTML, or a PDF file, or a PPT file
  Title of (and link to) paper: The Digital Michelangelo Project: 3D Scanning of Large Statues
  

• Presentation (with Kari Pulli): Siggraph 2000 technical paper
  Place and date: New Orleans, July 26, 2000
  Available formats: HTML with JPEGS at SVGA resolution, or a PDF file, or a PPT file
  Title of (and link to) paper: The Digital Michelangelo Project: 3D Scanning of Large Statues
  

• Presentation: Siggraph 2000 course on 3D photography
  Place and date: New Orleans, July 24, 2000
  Available formats: HTML with JPEGS at SVGA resolution, or a PDF file, or a PPT file
  

• Presentation: General Research Colloquium, Bell Laboratories
  Place and date: Murray Hill, New Jersey, May 19, 2000
  Available formats: browser-readable Powerpoint presentation at XGA resolution, or a PPT file
  

• Presentation: Eurographics '99 keynote address
  Place and date: Milan Italy, September 9, 1999
  Available formats: HTML with JPEGS at SVGA resolution

• Presentation: Siggraph '99 course on 3D photography
  Place and date: Los Angeles, August 9, 1999
  Available formats: HTML with JPEGS at SVGA or XGA resolution, or a PDF file
  

• Presentation: Stanford Computer Forum conference
  Place and date: Stanford University, March 19, 1998
  Available formats: HTML with JPEGS