Projection Mapping: Attempt 2

Another major issue within our project, was that instead of using a ready available software to projection map such as Mad Mapper that I know I would have definitely been able to get a better understand of, Zac insisted that we continued to use OpenFrameWorks using an add on. this meant that we encountered a lot of problems and set backs every time we set up the structure to projection map as he would always have to change the codes/ we rite things to work with the new videos or images we inputted into the program each time we wanted to change this which just made the whole process unnecessarily long. However, we were able to get some better footage this time around as we had adjusted the visual footage imputed into OpenFrameWorks so the colours were darker.
 
Overall, I would say I still wasn’t pleased with the outcome of the second projection map attempt, the projections just seemed far to green and unlike the original videos before they had been mapped. This was due to the over layering of the masks and the way they were positioned. Similar to that in Photoshop, when you begin to layer up many layers of the same image the over lap creates a really saturated image. We will now come up with a new plan to see how we can overcome this problem and get some better footage.