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Getting the most of Kinect SDK in C# - Part 2 of ?: ImageStreams

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6 Jan 2012Ms-PL4 min read 36.2K   1.2K   12  
A series about experimenting with Kinect for Windows SDK.
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namespace JK.KinectExperiments.ImageStreamTest.Properties
{


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Programming since 10 years old with first commercial app sold in age of 16.

In past got Bachelor's degree in Computer Sciences and worked as Linux administrator and software developer.

Currently slightly over 30 and working as IT Project Manager for Flextronics.

Still coding for fun and/or money.

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