Phil Morton

Conversational Process: Feedback Loops Bibliography

philosophy of the feedback loop for information processing and learning. Real time information processing and stored time information processing. Relationship to the Image Processor

Conversational Process: Phil Morton's Teck Art Bibliography

Phil Morton was head of the video area at Chicago Circle Campus and founded the Video Data Bank. Class notes.

In Consecration of New Space Tools

Dan Sandin describes the Image Processor (I-P) as a patch programmable general purpose analog computer for real-time video image processing which he designed and built; it accepts television camera, film chain and videotape inputs, routes images through modular processors to monitors or tape and can accept external biological and environmental sensor signals. Jim Weisman describes the Paik/Abe Video Synthesizer as a colorizing device accepting 14 inputs and mixing up to seven for monitor display or videotape. Philip Lee Morton states Video E/S is authorized under the Illinois Retailers' Occupation Tax Act to sell tangible personal property at retail, that the registration covers the Use Tax Act and related service tax acts, cites #188-411-5, and defines E/S as a compound of two words beginning with E and S.

Letter to Paul: excerpts from a video-taped discussion Bibliography

excerpts from a video-taped discussion on November 31, 1970. Listing of videotapes created in 1970, 1971. Documentation of Right Left, a listing of equipment used in video classes (1971). To Students/Artists who are making television (Mar 1971).

Sandin Image Processor 1971-1973 Bibliography

Description of the Sandin Image Processor

Sandin Image Processor Presently Optimized Bibliography