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Having played with light fields and photography, I have questions. There has to be an imaging sensor somewhere. Where is it? I strongly suspect most of this "
by mikewarot 3y ago
Having played with light fields and photography, I have questions.
There has to be an imaging sensor somewhere. Where is it?
I strongly suspect most of this "magic" will condense out of this cloud into a puddle of marketing sponsored bovine excrement.
- notaustinpowers 3y ago> The Holocam technology "uses holographic in-coupling, light guiding and de-coupling elements to redirect the incoming light of a transparent medium to a hidden image sensor." It looks like it still requires a sensor, it can just be hidden in the frame of the glass.
- ithkuil 3y agoSure it has a sensor, it's not magic. But OTOH if it can capture the POV of a real line of eye contact with another image projected _through_ the camera, the effects are transformative, it doesn't matter whether ultimately there is a sensor somewhere or not