Re: Some Funny Pics.
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When I saw this, I immediately thought of this thread.
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@d12dozr said:
[YouTube - Realistic 3D projection on a building]
Fascinating imagery. You get a few clues to how it works along the way, but at the very end, when there's the sponsor's monitor mid-scene and it goes very bright, you can see how the bright rectangle illuminates the underlying building.
Mostly what they do "to" the building is dark so you can't see the real building because there is no light.
Clearly the entire thing was designed to project in just that position on just that building, sometimes having parts of the image aligned with the windows on the underlying building. Occaisionally there are bits where "it just can't be helped" and you see the underlying technique.
Very cool.
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Who said the parallel port was dead!
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Lol, that looks like the configuration I used for my very first render farm.
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Marketing.
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Few days ago... Helsinki 8.8.2010.
[flash=640,480:1tlx0bia]http://www.youtube.com/v/uA6ikoUr4q4?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash:1tlx0bia] -
and then the big honkin' alien ship bursts out and destroys the city!!!!
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Pretty funny even if it is a hoax.
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The latest facebook innovation:
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@notareal said:
Few days ago... Helsinki 8.8.2010.
[flash=640,480:36oownrl]http://www.youtube.com/v/uA6ikoUr4q4?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash:36oownrl]That's pretty amazing. Special effects still can't do it as cool as Mother Nature can.
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why not.
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Take two of these and call me in the morning?
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oh so tempting....
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That's quite a small cup size
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I would gladly overdose on those
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