3D laser projection .altering reality

Can you be sure that what you are looking at is real ,just watch and enjoy!
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reply to post by 12voltz


That's pretty awesome.
Never seen anything like it.

You get the first star and flag I have given!

Saw this, or something very similar, and had forgotten about it, thanks for bringing it back to my attention.

People SHOULD be aware of this and the consider the possibilities of its use.

Cheers

That is INCREDIBLE! The power of these holograms is astounding, not to mention how real they look. It's the only thing that I have ever seen that really makes me frear for the possible implementations, well, the only thing that has surfaced in my lifetime anyway.

reply to post by 12voltz

Wow, that's really cool, but, I am sure I have seen the same thing in Las Vegas along time ago. But, then again, maybe I was so drunk I just thought I did.

Originally posted by Mouldilocks
You get the first star and flag I have given!

Saw this, or something very similar, and had forgotten about it, thanks for bringing it back to my attention.

People SHOULD be aware of this and the consider the possibilities of its use.

Cheers

Why? We've been going to the cinema for a long time, I think people know how projecting an image onto an object works.

I think people need to look more into the subject of the article.

Originally posted by GoldenObserver
That is INCREDIBLE! The power of these holograms is astounding, not to mention how real they look. It's the only thing that I have ever seen that really makes me frear for the possible implementations, well, the only thing that has surfaced in my lifetime anyway.

its NOT a hologram.

it's a projection onto a surface.....

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Before the show could be designed, the team from The Electric Canvas needed to create a 3D laser mapped model of Customs House in order to understand exactly what they would be projecting on. But while the virtual model of the building was in 3D, the projection itself is only in 2D to maximise its entertainment value for the audience.

“The model’s 3D, but a lot of the design techniques we’re using are 2D because it’s important for us that no matter what angle you view it from you get the same experience. When you design purely in 3D, it’s only works from a limited sweet spot or from one point of view,” explained Milne.

Turning on the Lights
The Electric Canvas

reply to post by 12voltz

Wow, this is a real paradigm changer and as you mention 'reality alterer.' Amazing, and at the same time, kinda messes with my mind.
Imagine the entertainment, gaming, educational and other fantastical visions of the imagination that will come from this.
Hella cool and nice find

Peace,
spec

That's awesome. Is this what happens when Australians get there hands on project-blue-beam technology? Or did David Copperfield visit Sydney and nobody told me about it?

Did somebody really pull this off or was it a hoax? Seriously though it's wicked cool, but why doesn't anybody near the building react to it? Otherwise I'm sold. (And I'm honestly thinking civilian version of the blue beam tech.) People near the camera were obviously paying attention but the people walking in and out of the building were ignoreing it. Are they used to it? Is it like the annoying street mime that only the tourist bother pay attention to? Does that make me a tourist? Awesome! I've always wanted to visit Sydney!

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too late, now the OP has done it....

farewell cruel thread... 911 has entered...

can totally see that being set up at a casino in vegas

reply to post by Ha`la`tha


Hi Ha`la`tha

Why what? Happy to answer any questions you may have on my opinion.

That's incredible! Thanks for the share!

Adidas created a very cool 3D projection show in France not long back...

nvm, pm'd instead

Originally posted by Mouldilocks
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Hi Ha`la`tha

Why what? Happy to answer any questions you may have on my opinion.

People SHOULD be aware of this and the consider the possibilities of its use.

That is what I was referring to, why SHOULD people be aware of projecting a 2 dimensional image onto a surface?

We've been doing it and viewing it for decades...

Also, even if this were somehow projecting a 3 dimensional image into an area of vacant space and producing a realistic representation of a building or whatever design, then it still would involve a very noticable team of people orchestrating the equipment outside of the viewing area.

I'm sure peter public would notice all the hullabaloo being kept in the shadows, while having a gander at the instantly appearing and changing mirage in front of him.

Originally posted by Ha`la`tha

That is what I was referring to, why SHOULD people be aware of projecting a 2 dimensional image onto a surface?

I recently saw a program (link) that made me consider the possibility of using projections to enhance environments (Back at uni I had one of those lava projector thingies and always used it in our grubby student digs to try to "brighten" the place up!)

I have lived in my current accomodation for about 6 years now and have never been happy here, for many of the reasons discussed in the program.

Also, use of projections onto the outsides of what are typically thought of as not very attractive buildings -like some high rise blocks of flats - could make a flat, grey landscape much more visually appealing.

Cheers

Thanks for sharing I really enjoyed the light show.Textreply to post by 12voltz

I can already see Hollywood would love to plaster this all over buildings.

This will likely become the new medium to replace billboard/poster advertising...

Very cool....

this cant be projection because they made objects appear behind pillars on the buildings and ppl that walked past the buildings didnt have images projected onto them