The new CNN "Hologram" technology is absolutely bull****. Not only are there no projected 3D holograms, but it's being done for way more money than needed.
Right now, 35 HD cameras ring around a subject and triangulate her location, transmitting both composite HD images and angle-calculations from twenty computers crunching this data, and sending it all to cameras that compensate for this and insert the individuals into place. It's essentially high-excess composite photo-mapping. Why is it excessive?
Films have been using programmed movement paths for generations. This exact same broadcast could've been done with two perfectly synched cameras that have been around since the days of Terminator and Aliens. No computers, no billions, and no matrix-like camera setup. There's nothing high tech about what CNN is doing, they're just spending a lot of money to do it the hard way.
[From my blog]
Right now, 35 HD cameras ring around a subject and triangulate her location, transmitting both composite HD images and angle-calculations from twenty computers crunching this data, and sending it all to cameras that compensate for this and insert the individuals into place. It's essentially high-excess composite photo-mapping. Why is it excessive?
Films have been using programmed movement paths for generations. This exact same broadcast could've been done with two perfectly synched cameras that have been around since the days of Terminator and Aliens. No computers, no billions, and no matrix-like camera setup. There's nothing high tech about what CNN is doing, they're just spending a lot of money to do it the hard way.
[From my blog]
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