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Dan Sandin (born 1942) is an American video and computer graphics artist who built the Sandin Image Processor, an analog video synthesizer, in the early 1970s. He cofounded the Electronic Visualization Laboratory with Tom DeFanti in 1973.
Photo: Davepape, CC BY 2.5, via Wikimedia CommonsPhil Morton was an artist who basically asked me, “Could I copy the IP?” And I said, “I’d certainly give you permission, but I actually don’t know if you can copy the IP, because I hadn’t given the matter much thought.”
Dan Sandin, Tom DeFanti and Dan Sandin on Playing Images
The first thing that anybody who copied the IP would have to do, or I suggested they do, is build the Heathkit test instruments that they were going to need to be able to debug and evaluate and actually build the IP.
Dan Sandin, Tom DeFanti and Dan Sandin on Playing Images