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I imagine that the only real problem is it'll never be able to be 100% real time as you need to sources of colour. I guess you could get pretty close though.
by jbrooksuk 14y ago
I imagine that the only real problem is it'll never be able to be 100% real time as you need to sources of colour. I guess you could get pretty close though.
- ndr 14y agoIt is intrinsically delayed because it's based on the deltas from the previous state, and also they show a feedback loop in the filtering phase. In one of the example of the color amplification you can see the head moving and a little bit of lag between the two sides, but I can't tell if they have been intentionally synced or this was done truly in real time.