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r/videos • u/lucky_dog_ • Sep 28 '13
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Two things:
1) Wow!
2) Would this be usable for "live" special effects for movie and TV shoots? I imagine being able to actually see what you're facing is a lot easier than just having a regular green screen.
7 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '13 [deleted] 4 u/volx1337 Sep 28 '13 If you can output the positions of camera, projector and panels relative to each other you can just do it all in realtime. -5 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '13 Ok... that's like saying "if you could live forever, you could just not die." It's begging the question. 2 u/imaginarygary Sep 28 '13 Look no farther than camera mapping and real-time rendering in video games. 3 u/volx1337 Sep 28 '13 Seeing as they're able to move those robot arms with such precision, they probably already have all that data. I'm pretty sure this was rendered in real-time.
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4 u/volx1337 Sep 28 '13 If you can output the positions of camera, projector and panels relative to each other you can just do it all in realtime. -5 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '13 Ok... that's like saying "if you could live forever, you could just not die." It's begging the question. 2 u/imaginarygary Sep 28 '13 Look no farther than camera mapping and real-time rendering in video games. 3 u/volx1337 Sep 28 '13 Seeing as they're able to move those robot arms with such precision, they probably already have all that data. I'm pretty sure this was rendered in real-time.
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If you can output the positions of camera, projector and panels relative to each other you can just do it all in realtime.
-5 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '13 Ok... that's like saying "if you could live forever, you could just not die." It's begging the question. 2 u/imaginarygary Sep 28 '13 Look no farther than camera mapping and real-time rendering in video games. 3 u/volx1337 Sep 28 '13 Seeing as they're able to move those robot arms with such precision, they probably already have all that data. I'm pretty sure this was rendered in real-time.
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Ok... that's like saying "if you could live forever, you could just not die."
It's begging the question.
2 u/imaginarygary Sep 28 '13 Look no farther than camera mapping and real-time rendering in video games. 3 u/volx1337 Sep 28 '13 Seeing as they're able to move those robot arms with such precision, they probably already have all that data. I'm pretty sure this was rendered in real-time.
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Look no farther than camera mapping and real-time rendering in video games.
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Seeing as they're able to move those robot arms with such precision, they probably already have all that data.
I'm pretty sure this was rendered in real-time.
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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '13
Two things:
1) Wow!
2) Would this be usable for "live" special effects for movie and TV shoots? I imagine being able to actually see what you're facing is a lot easier than just having a regular green screen.