little list:
Dreamcatcher (2003), Gangs of New York (2002), Signs (2002), Men In Black II (2002), Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002), Pearl Harbor (2001), The Perfect Storm (2000), Wild Wild West (1999), The Mummy (1999), Magnolia (1999), Small Soldiers (1998)

2001 MARS Scitech Oscar: "The MARS system provides analysis of camera motion and object motion, and their dimensions. It employs a rich set of user-interface tools and sophisticated algorithms."

Finally-- OpenEXR from ILM

Matchmove Tools listing by Gregg Lukomski

Icarus

Canon announced some 3D image modelling [sic] software. Is it just carving?

nice visual examples of hough xforms

Vision is a reflex in Why We See What We Do: An Empirical Theory of Vision by Dale Purves and Beau Lotto at Duke.

modifying a webcam for digital astrophotography

Silicon Imaging: cameras, boards, etc.

Custom Fabrication: TAP Plastics

Hough transformation implemented as an imageJ plugin-- looks pretty good for finding circles. Also interesting are snakes, fft's, and many more plugins for image i/o and processing... fascinating...

Phantom v6.0 Multi-head Digital High Speed Video Camera

Davis - Marine - Emergency Radar Reflector

MRMC -- Homepage-- had to post to keep it around

Saltzman 8x10 enlarger conversion

Oceanography Movies

Ken Perlin's page

USGS EarthExplorer

Image Display False-color images of plasmas in a spheromak taken with a high-speed digital camera show the development of jet-like structure (a) and helical instability (b) in the jet.

"1951: Ohio DOT Office of Aerial Engineering: Photo enlargements and rectifications were done on a Saltzman precision enlarger. Photo rectification was accomplished by tilting the projection board."

The Making of a Dark Ride: Part 1

SICK Inc., USA home page-- industrial systems

Amain Electronics-- a chicken in every pot and a DSP at every pixel...

Nick Carter's Taig Lathe Pages

The Vision Show West - Event Description

Cinesite Hollywood : Scanning & Recording : Technical Documents

Digital Photography Review: Making (some) sense out of sensor sizes
CCD size info (width x height) for FOV calculations

Bulb / Lamp Equipment Cross-Reference: Sawyer's Incorporated

panorama examples created with Panoweaver includes some nice World Trade Center panos...

3D LCD: Sharp Develops LCD Switchable Between 2D and 3D Viewing

Picasa: The Best Home for Your Pictures: Carrie's IdeaLab software!

Camera Calibration from Graz, Austria

Color Kinetics : OEM & Licensing : Technologies

ImageJ

Twin Camera Bar by Berezin

VideoScript Language Reference

The XVision2 Home Page

Digital Photography and Linux by Antonio Piccolboni

Sinar p2... that's a whole lot of camera...

QTVR Tutorials for Educators (utexas.edu)

PhotoNotes - Dictionary of Photography.

| elYsiun.com : render your imagination: Blender?

Xync products: X-amino measures the lens with all of its optical characteristics for every zoom and focus setting. This includes the field of view, whose values changes during zoom as well as focus.

The VideoSource VideoScript code tutorials

Sourceforge Linux1394: Links and Related software

StereoGraphics CrystalEyes

ioXperts OS X Video Applications You Can Use

Amazon.com: buying info: 1394/firewire Fire-i Digital Cam By Unibrain for $107.99

Fire-i Digital Camera for Mac

Biometric Consortium: Standards Activities

Scanning the fragments of the Forma Urbis Romae

"The single most important document on ancient Roman topography is a map created in ancient times - the Forma Urbis Romae. Measuring 60 feet across, 45 feet high, and carved onto marble slabs several inches thick, it once graced the back wall of the census bureau of Rome (shown here by a yellow arrow), in the Templum Pacis. Carved between A.D. 203 and 211, during the reign of Septimius Severus, it shows every street, building, room, and staircase on the ground floor of the city - a feat of mapmaking that has never been matched. Incidentally, Il Plastico is at the same scale as the Forma Urbis, 240:1."