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I agree, it's so close that it's actually being used as an interactive movie background with a big-ass 360-degree screen for dynamic scene and lighting: https:/

• formerly_proven 6y ago
  IMHO it looks fake. The lighting is way off, it quite literally looks like they're standing directly below a big diffuser - which they are. The background looks like a poster with one of these diffraction parallax effects. It's very cool tech. But it doesn't look real.
  • jiggawatts 6y ago
    The camera angles in that demo were off axis. Take a look at The Mandalorian series, almost all of the outdoor scenes were shot using the video wall technology. I've worked in computer graphics and I didn't realise the sets were fake until after I finished the whole series.
  • manigandham 6y ago
    The behind-the-scenes context is making it visible to you, but you've probably already seen films and TV using it without even noticing.