Archive: 21 posts

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i know that you have to have an ps eye, is their any future plans where you can get images of the hardrive

2008-09-20 22:11:00 Author: panzer3000 Posts: 362

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Search button plz. And we don't know, probably not, due to copyright issues.

2008-09-20 22:12:00 Author: DrunkMiffy Posts: 2758

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Personally, I don't get copy right issues as a reason since you could still break them with the PSEye. But meh.

2008-09-20 22:13:00 Author: RockSauron Posts: 10882

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Personally, I don't get copy right issues as a reason since you could still break them with the PSEye. But meh. Yeah, because I've got a PLAYSTATION Eye and what I'll probably do is just put the picture up on my labtop and take a picture of it there. The quality actually turns out pretty well. I was able to show someone how to register on another website using my PLAYSTATION Eye and my labtop.

2008-09-20 22:18:00 Author: Unknown User

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take a picture with your PSEye, like lets say a copyrighted logo. Wouldn't that still break copyright rules? I don't get why the PSEye wouldn't make it un-copyrighted.

2008-09-20 22:18:00 Author: Whalio Cappuccino Posts: 5250

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take a picture with your PSEye, like lets say a copyrighted logo. Wouldn't that still break copyright rules? I don't get why the PSEye wouldn't make it un-copyrighted. You don't get it because it isn't true.

2008-09-20 22:20:00 Author: Unknown User

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Wait... how *can* you film your tv screen nice and neatly... I've been wondering for so long...(do not call me dumb... i learn on my mistakes)

2008-09-20 22:20:00 Author: TheArmedReaper Posts: 1543

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If it's hi-def and progressive or you have a long exposure time to overcome interlace, as long as you have a steady camera you can get it done. It's just that it may turn out to look dim, depending.

2008-09-20 22:30:00 Author: Mark D. Stroyer Posts: 632

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Oh, so you have to put it on a stand... I thought it would be like the Ctrl + Prt Sc SysRq button on the keyboard...

2008-09-20 22:40:00 Author: TheArmedReaper Posts: 1543

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Oh, so you have to put it on a stand... I thought it would be like the Ctrl + Prt Sc SysRq button on the keyboard... Huh? Did you perhaps mean Computer screen above (rather than TV)? If so a program called HyperCam can be used to record. If you did mean TV: I have a portable media player thing that can record from AV input. Very cool/good quality, but have to play games on a really tiny screen if recording them. You could probably find a similar device at your local electronics store.

2008-09-21 00:15:00 Author: Capn P Posts: 100

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Huh? Did you perhaps mean Computer screen above (rather than TV)? If so a program called HyperCam can be used to record. If you did mean TV: I have a portable media player thing that can record from AV input. Very cool/good quality, but have to play games on a really tiny screen if recording them. You could probably find a similar device at your local electronics store. How much did you pay for yours?

2008-09-21 00:25:00 Author: Unknown User

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Yeah, because I've got a PLAYSTATION Eye and what I'll probably do is just put the picture up on my labtop and take a picture of it there. The quality actually turns out pretty well. I was able to show someone how to register on another website using my PLAYSTATION Eye and my labtop. Hey that's a bright idea, I wouldn't have thought the quality would be too good, but I'll definitely check this out, see how it turns out!

2008-09-21 00:39:00 Author: KAPBAM Posts: 1348

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Hey that's a bright idea, I wouldn't have thought the quality would be too good, but I'll definitely check this out, see how it turns out! Yup! I think it helps to keep it dark where the area is and let the labtop resonate the light for you. It also helps to keep everything still. It'll all just look white for like, five seconds but the camera adjusts to the light.

2008-09-21 00:43:00 Author: Unknown User

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The reason for no HDD importing isn't just copyright - it's file size. Having many more custom images would increase file size too much. I believe that's the reason they gave.

2008-09-21 00:43:00 Author: bbroman Posts: 1374

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To be honest I thought the reason was that they just hadn't actually got it working yet, but they have hinted at the possibility of it on a future patch, i wouldn't hold my breath though. The issue with copyright is also that it is dead simple to download sprites or other copyrighted images straight to your HD, it at least takes some effort to get good quality sprites into the game via the camera, so no one can claim that MM are making it too easy to publish copyrighted materials.

2008-09-21 09:31:00 Author: flakmagnet Posts: 1084

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thanks for your help,

2008-09-21 16:48:00 Author: panzer3000 Posts: 362

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I'm pretty sure they will give it to us in the future through a patch orr something if we beg for it enough. Personaly, I want it WAAAY more than water. Who needs water anyways?

2008-09-22 15:31:00 Author: GuyWithNoEyes Posts: 1100

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I'm going to print out my chosen images at 450 dpi, 6-colour and use the PS3eye on that image to achieve the highest quality. Better than a hi-def screen.

2008-09-22 15:38:00 Author: mrbobbyboy Posts: 304

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I've setup a small portable photo booth on the coffee table with white walls and floor with a D65K light source so I can just place the object or image in there to get the best possible picture with the PSEYE. I saw in one of the demo videos that you can trim around the image you import with the eye so I should be able to get rid of any white background left over and still have a good quality sticker. Cheers QuozL

2008-09-22 15:56:00 Author: QuozL Posts: 921

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i was planing on doing that with the south park tamplates that i made, and i could use them for the story of the level

2008-09-23 17:34:00 Author: panzer3000 Posts: 362

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I sure hope so, i have a ****load of images on my HDD and I would like to import these into LBP, just not the dirty ones.

2008-09-25 22:10:00 Author: mongoose7 Posts: 473

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