Comments on: Teen filmmaker attracts Logitech's focus

Amateur filmmaker's popular 75-second clip may be behind run on Logitech Webcams at Amazon.com.

[kieranmullen]

Video Sucked

I am just warning everyone that the video sucked.
I must be bored to go off and actually look for it.

[booboo1243]

Could'nt aggree more!

I really don't understand the whole big deal over "breakup". Its truly nothing special. Its some girl talking like three or so minutes over her breakup and uses lame effects from Logitech's cam.

The "breakup" really did suck. Its not funny, not interesting or anything. Get over it! Its total BS!

[kieranmullen]

Video Sucked

I am just warning everyone that the video sucked.
I must be bored to go off and actually look for it.

[El Kabong]

Sucked?

So Kieran, I guess you didn't like it?
;-)

[oceanview_1]

Ok Keiran...

All she did was create a little clip, used some effects and shared it...I don't think I heard her ask for opinions about the clip.

So brightstar...let's see what you're capable of?

Surely a person of your talent can produce an awesome piece.

[TV James]

Link

Every news.com page has about six bajillion links on it, but why must news articles nearly always actually forget to link to the website/whatever that they're talking about?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXe8pyY9G80&search=breakup

Yeah, the video isn't much of anything, but the technology shows promise. Way too fake looking right now, but does a good job of tracking the face so could be much more interesting as the technology gets better.

[jeolmeun]

Nice effects. Anything F/OS?

I didn't know Logitech webcams had software for facial recognition. Are there any free or open source software that does facial recognition, too?

[heystoopid]

An interesting demonstration

The reason for it's runaway success was never about the verbal content, but rather the visual effects, coupled with the tracking software with that particular camera she used!

Oh well!

[alek_nedic]

go logitech!

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