David E. Jacobs

Contact


Office 3B-360
353 Serra Mall
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305

About Me

I'm a PhD candidate of computer science at Stanford University working in Marc Levoy's computational photography research group. I earned an MS in computer science at Stanford University in 2010 and a BS in electrical engineering and computer science at UC Berkeley in 2008.

Publications

Digital Video Stabilization and Rolling Shutter Correction using Gyroscopes
Alex Karpenko, David E. Jacobs, Jongmin Baek, Marc Levoy
Stanford University Computer Science Tech Report CSTR 2011-03
PDF (5.2M) Video (200M)

Accelerating Spatially Varying Gaussian Filters
Jongmin Baek, David E. Jacobs
SIGGRAPH Asia 2010, December 2010.
PDF (5.5M)

Cosaliency: Where People Look When Comparing Images
David E. Jacobs, Dan B Goldman, Eli Shechtman
UIST 2010, October 2010.
PDF (9.8M)

The Frankencamera: An Experimental Platform for Computational Photography
Andrew Adams, Eino-Ville Talvala, Sung Hee Park, David E. Jacobs, Boris Ajdin, Natasha Gelfand, Jennifer Dolson, Daniel Vaquero, Jongmin Baek, Marius Tico, Hendrik P.A.Lensch, Wojciech Matusik, Kari Pulli, Mark Horowitz, Marc Levoy
SIGGRAPH 2010, July 2010.
PDF (4.1M) | MOV (38.1M)

Video Puppetry: A Performative Interface for Cutout Animation
Connelly Barnes, David E. Jacobs, Jason Sanders, Dan B Goldman, Szymon Rusinkiewicz, Adam Finkelstein, Maneesh Agrawala
SIGGRAPH Asia 2008, December 2008.
PDF (5.7M) | MOV (92.7M)

Teaching

Winter 2012 - Computational Photography (CS478 at Stanford)
Spring 2011 - Digital Photography (CS178 at Stanford)
Winter 2010 - iPhone Application Programming (CS193P at Stanford)
Spring 2008 - Machine Structures (CS61C at Cal)
Spring 2007 - Intro to Microelectronic Circuits (EE100 at Cal)
Fall 2006 - Machine Structures (CS61C at Cal)

Research Interests

I am interested in computational photography and human computer interaction. I am particularly interested in exploring novel touch-based controls for computational cameras.

Other Interests

Gaming of nearly all types, fencing (not so much recently), rock climbing, camping and scouting.