Zebra Imaging 3D Holograms
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No programm for kill the background sound?

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At least it looks like many of us won't be annoyed by those vuvuzelas any more, after this week

The football on TV could do with a filter... -
Where can I find out about "laser scans of as-is areas"? Anyone familiar with that technology?
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Wow, thanks for the link!
Here it is again, another manifestation of the quest for holy grale of CG-industry - the perfect illusion.
Looks like a really interesting product - makes me wanna find out more about it.xxx
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I saw this technology a while ago. They are working on outputting these things from SU (second to last paragraph).
http://www.vector1media.com/dialogue/interviews/7837-interview-3d-holograms-and-the-potential-for-holographic-display -
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Its amazing how that can happen...
remember I been thrown into this 3-D universe for barely a year now.
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Maybe I was a bit too exited - the picture they show might not be only a photography.
Or what does this subtitle mean "1-meter Alpha Prototype with simulated volume image"?
However, I just thought it is still impossible to project an image into space without a physical volume.
If the buildings could really be seen beyond the film...
...huh, you all knew that its a photomontage? God, I must be naive.
Similar to to the holographic projection is a brand new technology that can be printed large like a billboard and viewed from long distance:
http://www.fraunhofer.de/en/press/research-news/2010/05/3d-advertizing.jsp
Curious if this product will make it into the market. I've heard that prismatic foils are really difficult to get right.
Good luck to the follow-me mega-posters
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@tig said:
At least it looks like many of us won't be annoyed by those vuvuzelas any more, after this week :roll:
The football on TV could do with a filter...Wounder what it would take to move this technology to the boob tube. Of course, Sam Sung would have to dispose of their current inventory first

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forget what i said, I just realized that i missed the youtube link, argh...

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