James F. Blinn

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1976-2023
Publications (10 Years): 1

Top Topics

Top Venues

SIGGRAPH Panels

Publications

James F. Blinn, James D. Foley, Donald P. Greenberg, Alvy Ray Smith, Andries van Dam, John Turner Whitted
50 Years of Changes-How to Brace Yourself!: SIGGRAPH 2023 Retrospective Panel. SIGGRAPH Panels (2023)
James F. Blinn
How to Solve a Cubic Equation, Part 5: Back to Numerics. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 27 (3) (2007)
James F. Blinn
How to Solve a Cubic Equation, Part 4: The 111 Case. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 27 (1) (2007)
James F. Blinn
How to Solve a Cubic Equation, Part 1: The Shape of the Discriminant. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 26 (3) (2006)
James F. Blinn
How to Solve a Cubic Equation, Part 2: The 11 Case. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 26 (4) (2006)
James F. Blinn
How to Solve a Cubic Equation, Part 3: General Depression and a New Covariant. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 26 (6) (2006)
James F. Blinn
How to Solve a Quadratic Equation, Part 2. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 26 (2) (2006)
James F. Blinn
User Interface Stories from the Real World. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 25 (1) (2005)
James F. Blinn
Vectors and Geometry and Objects, Oh My! IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 25 (3) (2005)
Charles T. Loop, James F. Blinn
Resolution independent curve rendering using programmable graphics hardware. ACM Trans. Graph. 24 (3) (2005)
James F. Blinn
What Is a Pixel? IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 25 (5) (2005)
James F. Blinn
How to solve a Quadratic Equation. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 25 (6) (2005)
James F. Blinn
Lines in Space, Part 8: Line(s) through Four Lines. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 24 (5) (2004)
James F. Blinn
Lines In Space - Part 6: Our Friend the Hyperbolic Paraboloid. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 24 (3) (2004)
James F. Blinn
Lines in Space, Part 7: The Algebra of Tinkertoys. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 24 (4) (2004)
James F. Blinn
Lines in Space: Part 5 - A Tale of Two Lines. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 23 (6) (2003)
James F. Blinn
Lines in Space: Part 3 - The Two Matrices. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 23 (4) (2003)
James F. Blinn
Lines in Space: Part 4 - Back to the Diagrams. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 23 (5) (2003)
James F. Blinn
Lines in Space: Part 1 - The 4D Cross Product. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 23 (2) (2003)
James F. Blinn
Lines in Space: Part 2 - The Line Formulation. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 23 (3) (2003)
James F. Blinn
Visualize Whirled 2 x 2 Matrices. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 22 (4) (2002)
James F. Blinn
Quartic Discriminants and Tensor Invariants. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 22 (2) (2002)
James F. Blinn
Polynomial Discriminants Part 2: Tensor Diagrams. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 21 (1) (2001)
James F. Blinn
Tensor Contraction in C++. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 21 (2) (2001)
James F. Blinn
Polynomial Discriminants-Part 1: Matrix Magic. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 20 (6) (2000)
James F. Blinn
Correction from Last Issue. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 20 (1) (2000)
James F. Blinn
Optimizing C++ Vector Expressions. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 20 (4) (2000)
James F. Blinn
How Many Different Rational Parametric Cubic Curves Are There? Part 3: The Catalog. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 20 (2) (2000)
James F. Blinn
A Bright, Shiny Future. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 20 (1) (2000)
James F. Blinn
How Many Rational Parametric Cubic Curves Are There? Part 1: Inflection Points. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 19 (4) (1999)
James F. Blinn
How Many Different Parametric Cubic Curves Are There? Part 2: The "Same" Game. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 19 (6) (1999)
James F. Blinn
Inferring Transforms. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 19 (3) (1999)
James F. Blinn
W Pleasure, W Fun. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 18 (3) (1998)
James F. Blinn
A Ghost in a Snowstorm. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 18 (1) (1998)
James F. Blinn
Ten More Unsolved Problems in Computer Graphics. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 18 (5) (1998)
James F. Blinn
Upon Further Consideration. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 18 (4) (1998)
James F. Blinn
The Cross Ratio. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 18 (6) (1998)
Alvy Ray Smith, James F. Blinn
Blue Screen Matting. SIGGRAPH (1996)
James F. Blinn
Consider the lowly 2×2 matrix. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 16 (2) (1996)
James F. Blinn
Calculating screen coverage. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 16 (3) (1996)
James F. Blinn
How to draw a sphere.2. Coordinate systems. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 15 (2) (1995)
James F. Blinn
Three wrongs make a right. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 15 (6) (1995)
James F. Blinn
How to draw a sphere. 3. The hyperbolic horizon. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 15 (5) (1995)
James F. Blinn
How to attend a Siggraph conference. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 15 (4) (1995)
James F. Blinn
How to draw a sphere. 1. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 15 (1) (1995)
James F. Blinn
Farewell to Fortran. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 14 (2) (1994)
James F. Blinn
Compositing. 1. Theory. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 14 (5) (1994)
James F. Blinn
Composting, part 2: practice. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 14 (6) (1994)
James F. Blinn
Quantization error and dithering. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 14 (4) (1994)
James F. Blinn
NTSC: nice technology, super color. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 13 (2) (1993)
James F. Blinn
A trip down the graphics pipeline: the homogeneous perspective transform. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 13 (3) (1993)
James F. Blinn
What's that deal with the DCT? IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 13 (4) (1993)
James F. Blinn
Backface culling snags [rendering algorithm]. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 13 (6) (1993)
James F. Blinn
Jim Blinn's Corner-uppers and downers. 2. [graphics]. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 12 (3) (1992)
James F. Blinn
The world of digital video. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 12 (5) (1992)
James F. Blinn
A trip down the graphics pipeline: grandpa, what does 'viewport' mean? IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 12 (1) (1992)
James F. Blinn
Jim Blinn's corner-uppers and downers. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 12 (2) (1992)
James F. Blinn
Jim Blinn's Corner - WYSBOAVRTWYG. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 11 (3) (1991)
James F. Blinn
A trip down the graphics pipeline: pixel coordinates. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 11 (4) (1991)
James F. Blinn
Jim Blinn's Corner - a trip down the graphics pipeline: subpixelic particles. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 11 (5) (1991)
James F. Blinn
Jim Blinn's corner - A trip down the graphics pipeline: line clipping. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 11 (1) (1991)
Tomas Porter, Pat Hanrahan, James F. Blinn, Nick England, Rob Pike, Flip Phillips
Special section: SIGGRAPH bowl. SIGGRAPH (Panels) (1990)
James F. Blinn
Triage tables. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 10 (1) (1990)
James F. Blinn
The truth about texture mapping. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 10 (2) (1990)
James F. Blinn
The ultimate design tool. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 10 (6) (1990)
James F. Blinn
Jim Blinn's corner-wonderful world of video [animation]. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 10 (3) (1990)
Donna J. Cox, James F. Blinn, Richard Ellison, Helga M. Leonardt Hendriks
Beyond scientific visualization: mapping information (panel session). SIGGRAPH (Panels) (1990)
James F. Blinn
Cubic curve update. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 9 (6) (1989)
James F. Blinn
Jim Blinn's corner-how many different cubic curves are there? IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 9 (3) (1989)
James F. Blinn
What we need around here is more aliasing [computer graphics]. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 9 (1) (1989)
James F. Blinn
Optimal tubes [spacecraft modelling]. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 9 (5) (1989)
James F. Blinn
Jim Blinn's corner-return of the Jaggy [high frequency filtering]. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 9 (2) (1989)
James F. Blinn
The world's largest easter egg and what came out of it. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 8 (2) (1988)
James F. Blinn
Where am I? What am I looking at? [cinematography]. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 8 (4) (1988)
James F. Blinn
The 3D kaleidoscope. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 8 (5) (1988)
James F. Blinn
How Many Ways Can You Draw a Circle? IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 7 (8) (1987)
Charles A. Csuri, James F. Blinn, Julián Gómez, Nelson Max, William T. Reeves
The simulation of natural phenomena (Panel Session). SIGGRAPH (1983)
James F. Blinn
A Generalization of Algebraic Surface Drawing. ACM Trans. Graph. 1 (3) (1982)
James F. Blinn
Light reflection functions for simulation of clouds and dusty surfaces. SIGGRAPH (1982)
James F. Blinn
A generalization of algebraic surface drawing. SIGGRAPH (1982)
Jeffrey M. Lane, Loren C. Carpenter, Turner Whitted, James F. Blinn
Scan Line Methods for Displaying Parametrically Defined Surfaces. Commun. ACM 23 (1) (1980)
James F. Blinn
A scan line algorithm for displaying parametrically defined surfaces. SIGGRAPH (1978)
James F. Blinn
Simulation of wrinkled surfaces. SIGGRAPH (1978)
James F. Blinn, Martin E. Newell
Clipping using homogeneous coordinates. SIGGRAPH (1978)
Martin E. Newell, James F. Blinn
The progression of realism in computer generated images. ACM Annual Conference (1977)
James F. Blinn
A homogeneous formulation for lines in 3 space. SIGGRAPH (1977)
James F. Blinn
Models of light reflection for computer synthesized pictures. SIGGRAPH (1977)
James F. Blinn, Martin E. Newell
Texture and Reflection in Computer Generated Images. Commun. ACM 19 (10) (1976)
James F. Blinn, Martin E. Newell
Texture and reflection in computer generated images. SIGGRAPH (1976)