http://glowcamp.org/wiki/ 2012-05-20T20:02:13-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/ http://glowcamp.org/wiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-07-31T20:09:22-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/arduinobasedleddriver?rev=1280621362&do=diff Details from project presentation: <http://davetakespictures.com/DNP_FTP_OUTBOX/Glowcamp20100731/ArduinoRGBcontrollerLED.htm> General Materials: Ardweeny - Arduino version distributed by Solarobotics Aleph1 RGB strip & header or pigtail available from <http://enttec.com/> or if you need a quantity I can get them for you also. miscellaneous switches, a nice box to put the stuff in, NPN transistors, MOSFET's if you are going to power more than a foot of light some resistors 12V power source L78… text/html 2011-02-22T16:32:18-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/arilacenski?rev=1298410338&do=diff I'm Ari Lacenski, and I'm one of the organizers for GlowCamp along with EleanorSaitta. I'm a web apps developer and hardware hacker. text/html 2010-07-31T12:51:32-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/domeprojection?rev=1280595092&do=diff Dome Projection You can find the slides for this talk (as a Keynote file) at <http://www.gomaya.com/glyph/docs/GLOWCAMP_DIY_Dome.key> Slides as a PDF: <http://www.gomaya.com/glyph/docs/GLOWCAMP_DIY_Dome.pdf> Paul Bourke's work (that much of this is based on) can be found here: <http://local.wasp.uwa.edu.au/~pbourke/miscellaneous/domemirror/faq.html> text/html 2010-07-06T11:27:49-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/dpentecost?rev=1278430069&do=diff I'm Dave Pentecost, former TV editor, now hacker and project manager for a new community green/science center in the Lower East Side. We broke ground in June 2010, and by 2012 will have a 30 foot digital fulldome planetarium to play in. We will also have a hacker lab, a power tool shop, and a letterpress studio (the list goes on). I am working on all the technology in the building but particularly on a workflow for dome production and live performance effects. I'll post a few more links here as … text/html 2011-02-11T00:54:13-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/eleanorsaitta?rev=1297403653&do=diff Hi, my name is Eleanor Saitta, and I'm one of the organizers for GlowCamp. I'm a hacker, designer, writer, and artist, and do a lot of different stuff; you can find some of the talks I've given at http://dymaxion.org/talks. text/html 2010-07-02T18:00:51-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/glowcamp?rev=1278108051&do=diff GlowCamp is an unconference on light being held on July 31st at ITP in NYC. You probably want to go here or here, though. text/html 2011-02-22T16:46:15-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/glowcamp2planning?rev=1298411175&do=diff Where? NYC Resistor ITP again When? End of April? Why? There are a few things that could happen here, but it's important to identify a few compelling reasons for our target audience to show up. This influences both the advertising and the content we're trying to draw in. text/html 2010-07-28T00:13:24-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/interactivemixing?rev=1280290404&do=diff I have a few samples of mass-produced pop-up books (designed by the studio I work for) in which LED lighting has been used, and I also recently finished making a handmade artist's book involving an arduino and interactive RGB LEDs. I'd like to talk about how simple lighting and electronics can add drama and interactivity in pop-up/movable books and other sculptural media. text/html 2010-07-08T14:35:59-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/joeljorgensen?rev=1278614159&do=diff I'm Joel Jorgensen. My degree says that I'm a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, but I've spent the seven years since I got it mostly programming computers for a living. However, many of my hobbies include electronics in some form or other, and I am especially fond of microcontroller-based rapid-prototyping kits (e.g. the Arduino and the PicKit II platforms). My focus and interests are mostly oriented around hands-on, do-it-yourself, what-can-you-do-with-that things (as you can pr… text/html 2010-08-02T18:01:47-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/julythirtyone2010tweets?rev=1280786507&do=diff Time (GMT)UserTweet12:21 pmDymaxionHeaded downtown for #glowcamp shortly!12:26 pmGlowcampWe're heading down to ITP to get set up. I can't wait to meet you all.2:07 pmnikolascoI've made it to #glowcamp. yay. stuff.2:21 pmnikolascoobligatory blurry photo from #glowcamp <http://yfrog.com/n21j2j>2:22 pmDymaxionAlmost ready to start at #GlowCamp2:43 pmcynthialawsonInterested in light/ing? Come on down to #GlowCamp, an un-conference happening today at ITP (721 Broadway, 4th Floor)2:54 pmrendallI'm at … text/html 2010-07-30T19:37:38-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/lightsources?rev=1280533058&do=diff Before we can begin any discussion about lighting there are several terms that are commonly defined in the industry to allow a shared vocabulary when looking at catalogs and deciding why one source might be relevant to an application. Technical terms: text/html 2010-07-04T21:40:05-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/mccrum?rev=1278294005&do=diff Hey, I'm Jeff McCrum and I'll talk about anything you want. Ideally it'd be something I'm interested in as well, but I've been known to talk a lot without any knowledge of subjects as well. But I'm a lighting designer for a living (started in theatre, then television and now architectural) and photographer and maker as a hobby. I also joined the circus for a summer and recently was called a “shill” in public by Christopher Kimball. text/html 2010-07-31T07:28:42-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/productivesourcing?rev=1280575722&do=diff This is a very simple / easy talk which I hope will be useful to people who do a lot of sourcing, and need to keep to a tight budget on a project. You can use a pen and paper or a text file to manage a parts list, but there are some features found in spreadsheets that may make your life a little easier in the long run -- especially when you need to re-order parts or look up prices. text/html 2010-07-28T22:24:30-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/robertlazo?rev=1280370270&do=diff Hi! my name is Bob Lazo and I'm a beginner to electronics. I have a bachelor's degree in English, and recently completed a master's in educational communication and technology. I'm interested in developing applications that can be used as learning projects for students in middle school, that ideally have artistic and/or theatrical purpose. I'm enjoying the process of learning electronics and physical computing myself, but hope to share what I learn someday with others to inspire creativity. text/html 2010-07-22T10:42:31-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/shelbyarnold?rev=1279809751&do=diff Hi, I'm Shelby Arnold! I am a member of the hackerspace NYCResistor and a designer in the studio of the paper engineer Robert Sabuda (we design pop-up books). I'm interested in using lighting in interactive art pieces - especially pop-up/movable books. text/html 2010-07-20T11:43:14-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/shiftycircuits?rev=1279640594&do=diff This is intended as a rough outline of what I'm hoping to cover. I probably won't get to all of these things, and maybe I'll get to some others, but feel free to catch me afterwards if you want to poke me about something that I skipped (or get more information about something that I didn't) text/html 2010-08-11T17:44:17-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/start?rev=1281563057&do=diff This is the wiki for GlowCamp. On the day of the event, this site can become a repository for information about talks that people are giving, along with resources, things to follow up on, etc. Before the event, we'd like all the attendees to list below subjects that they might be interested in hearing talks on, as well as things they'd feel comfortable talking about. To edit this page, you'll need to create an account and log in (use the Login button at the lower-right and then click the Regi… text/html 2010-08-02T18:04:52-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/talkideas?rev=1280786692&do=diff Talks People Would Like To See: July 31st, 2010 * Harmonizing natural and artificial light in a space * LED sequencing / charlieplexing in response to input - AriLacenski * Suggested by Jeff McCrum: * Light Source Pros and Cons, from Incandescent to LED * Extremely Low Light Photography (Your Tripod is your Friend) * Light Painting in Photography (The Rise of the Maglite) * Color temperature (Which White is Right?) * Using Color in Light * Lighting JFK's New jetBlue Termina… text/html 2010-07-20T11:57:01-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/voltagecurrentandleds?rev=1279641421&do=diff This is intended as a rough outline of what I'm hoping to cover. The gist of this session is to try to get you enough information that you will be able to avoid the biggest hazards to your components as you are working with them. I probably won't get to all of these things, and maybe I'll get to some others, but feel free to catch me afterward if you want to poke me about something that I skipped (or get more information about something that I didn't) text/html 2010-07-23T10:17:15-04:00 http://glowcamp.org/wiki/wtctribute?rev=1279894635&do=diff While this might be more show and tell than most talks, it's a very interesting project that typically is spoken of only from an emotional or artistic standpoint. This discussion will get more into the technical nature of the Tribute and chat about the equipment used, how it's set up and how exactly one focuses a light beam two miles high when standing underneath it.