Impossible to distinguish from real life CGI has been achieved! -- Japan's top popstar isn't real

This is amazing--Humanity has achieved photo-realistic CGI! Without in depth digital analysis you cannot tell the difference between reality and computer generated content.

The computer generated image is built from the best features of the other members of the girl band... and looks just as realistic as they do.

The implications of this are frightening. Can we trust what we see on TV or the internet anymore, and how can we determine if it's real?

Are CGI terrorists going to be the new trend?



(Click here to watch the video.)

Your link doesn't work, mate.

Here she is embedded:



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The question is, how real does she look in person? TV animation can do wonders, I want to see some amateur footage of her outside, then we'll talk WOW technology.

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Previously discussed here and this is a composite of real faces, not true CG. Although CG is getting very difficult to distinguish. It may only be a matter of time.

From Terminator: Salvation
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This was threaded a couple of weeks ago: Japanese pop sensation not a real person.

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I dont really think the CGI has any "in person" experience, nor does it do well outside.

Pop music is all fake anyway, so I don't see what all the fuss is about.

This thread already exists.

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Originally posted by HenryPatrick
Pop music is all fake anyway, so I don't see what all the fuss is about.

My instinct is to come up with some snarky response, but your FZ avatar lets me know you're the real deal.
Nice.

As posted above, this topic has already been posted some days ago, on the Japanese pop sensation not a real person thread, so please keep on discussing it there.

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