Is the vision of some very smart folks at Stanford University. Using anyone can insert an image into the background of an existing video.
For example if I wanted to put a picture of my face on side of a building in a video, I could do that with Zuna Vision. The video below explains.is still in the beta phase of development so it doesn't work perfectly yet, but it's a great concept. I tried it out by putting an image of a goldfish into a video clip of the NBC show The Office.
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The image didn't appear exactly where I wanted it to, but it's in there. Check out my video.Applications for Educationis a great 100% free video editing service that students will find fun to use. One way that students might use Zuna Vision is to create historical video mash-ups. They could do this by taking a video of a speech given by an important figure of the 20th century and inserting an image of themselves next to the speaker. You could then have students create a story about what they were whispering in the speaker's ear.
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