Maybe "Overlaying picture over video in pure JS + <canvas>"?
Unfortunately, I believe that this article was mainly popular because of it's catchy, yet wrong title (which would certainly be revolutionary if it were correct).
That doesn't mean, of course, that what the article describes is trivial/easy. I've studied math, but I'd still have to think for quite some time to figure out what kind of matrix transformation to perform... and, making it 100+ fps in Javascript is impressive in itself!
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Maybe "Overlaying picture over video in pure JS + <canvas>"?
Unfortunately, I believe that this article was mainly popular because of it's catchy, yet wrong title (which would certainly be revolutionary if it were correct).
That doesn't mean, of course, that what the article describes is trivial/easy. I've studied math, but I'd still have to think for quite some time to figure out what kind of matrix transformation to perform... and, making it 100+ fps in Javascript is impressive in itself!