An analog device that lets the user manipulate a video signal in real time, it offered a means of producing animated images and special effects long before the advent of digital video technology.
Like the esteemed Moog (audio) synthesizer, the Synkie lets one manipulate a video signal using patch cables, ultimately acting as an experimental platform.
Mr. Dabney, working closely with Bushnell, found a way to manipulate a TV's video signal to do just that in 1969.
Instead of altering a football broadcast, the TIGER team manipulated a live video feed from a Predator, an unmanned reconnaissance craft flying some 450 meters above Kosovo battlefields.
Using software that is usually implemented for VJing, Castro manipulated a live video feed of participants before she used a DSLR camera to photograph the wall-projected portraits.
Planned Parenthood and others claimed the undercover videos were manipulated, a charge disputed by Texas officials and the Center for Medical Progress, the anti-abortion organization that created them.
We live in an age when even a toddler can manipulate an iPhone video to make it look as if it were shot in the 1970s, when the images of popular entertainers turn out to have been lies, and when nobody trusts political promises.
Gray, looking every inch the man he always looks like, is already striding around the room in a tight suit gesturing in the style of someone who appears to believe he is manipulating a giant swooshing video screen.
Ever since Steven Spielberg's 2002 sci-fi movie Minority Report, in which a black-clad Tom Cruise stands in front of a transparent screen manipulating a host of video images simply by waving his hands, the idea of gesture-based computer interfaces has captured the imagination of technophiles.
Serving sizes were manipulated by showing a video model selecting and consuming either a small or a large serving of cookies.
