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It only works if you're staring right at it though. Once you change the angle it looks very wrong.
by sanswork 15y ago
It only works if you're staring right at it though. Once you change the angle it looks very wrong.
- FaceKicker 15y agoYeah, you really need something like they do in Mission Impossible 4 where it has a single target whose eye it's tracking, changing the perspective projection accordingly.
- archivator 15y agoI wonder if you could use multi-faceted light emitters, capable of showing a different colour on each face. It wouldn't solve the issue completely but would definitely alleviate it!
- logic 15y agoI was actually just thinking about this. We're almost at the point now where you could reasonably package multiple LEDs into a multi-surface package, and do so relatively cost-effectively. The other side (pun intended) of this problem, though, is that you'd also want to capture imagery from as many perspectives as you planned on reproducing, which is a slightly more involved packaging issue. ;)
- ars 15y agoYou would need to emit at infrared and UV also. As soon as anyone started doing this it would be standard to check things in multiple frequencies.
- sanswork 15y agoThen you run into your next problem which is depth perspective which would be off if you're not at the right distance(notice how weird the kids dancing look when they move the camera in close).