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It's a little strange that they went to the trouble to pixelate the real world device when there is a 3D render in the video as well. Hard to imagine what would
by webmaven 4y ago
It's a little strange that they went to the trouble to pixelate the real world device when there is a 3D render in the video as well. Hard to imagine what would be worth obscuring that way. Branding, perhaps?
- Nextgrid 4y agoMaybe any potential sensors on it, something that's not replicated on the 3D render?
- webmaven 4y agoMaybe? But even that wouldn't have required pixelating the whole device, unless someone was just being lazy. Or, we could get all Kremlinological about it, and assume that the pixelation is meant to obscure the fact that something specific is being hidden (if the black device has some prominent design detail, eg. glowing stripes on the temples, which were either covered in tape or blacked out in the video, the pixelation would hide that fact nicely).