Video Source Image: Base video input, with no image processing applied.

Laplacian Edge Detection: Lines are best seen with rapid motion (try waving your hand in front of the camera).

High Pass (Sharpen): Image will appear darker, but object edges will be crisper.

Low Pass (Blur): Objects will appear slightly blurred. Switching between Video Source Image, and Low Pass (Blur) to view the difference.

Sketch: Special effect -- video appears as black-and-white pencil sketch (best when video input has stark contrasts between light and dark).

Color Sketch: Special effect -- video appearas as colored pencil sketch (best with stark contrasts between light and dark).

Note: The next five demos work best when the subject matter is initially steady (a background shot) followed by some motion (e.g. move out of the camera's view and select the effect, then move into the view.)

Polymorphic Exposure (Image Subtraction): Special effect -- the initial shot will be shown only where there is motion. (works best if background is bright).

Psychedelic Ghosting (Logical AND): Special effect -- the initial shot is logically ANDed with the background. This results in Moire lines where static or motion occurs in the image.

Ghosting (Image Addition): Special effect -- all video is combined with the initial image to provide a smooth ghost-like effect.

Negative (Image Inversion): Photographic video negative.

Snow Storm (Image Equivalence): Strong Moire effects resulting in (melting snow) effect around rapid contrast changes.

This demo utilizes an Inventor engine which allows digital media objects to be used as texture maps. videoImageProc shows the possibilities of the O2 system in commercial image processing and video effects applications.