CNN 'beams up' virtual correspondent
November 5, 2008
CNN viewers saw double when the cable news giant used a hologram to "beam up" reporter Jessica Yellin, seen here in 2006, from Chicago to New York for election analysis.
CNN viewers saw double Tuesday when the cable news giant used a hologram to "beam up" a reporter from Chicago to New York for election analysis.
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What a fantastic time to unveil a new technology.
It's like we finally moved into the 21st century overnight.
I imagine this will become common place very shortly.
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neat though
Nov 05, 2008
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It was quite impressive, the camera moved and panned around occasionally and all camera angles were tracked.
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Srsly though, Just put her in a tent with one camera at her face. That's just as good for a stupid cable news show. She didn't have anything interesting to say anyway.
Nov 05, 2008
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Keep in mind that this technology is good enough to fool any viewer into thinking that person is there in the studio. That means it's good enough to place anyone filmed (with the special equipment) into any video feed anywhere at any time.
Wag the dog anyone?
Nov 05, 2008
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That little red circle in the studio is just so Blitzer knows where to look and make gestures. Hologram technology isn't near that far advanced.
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This issue is worked around by keeping the viewers position static and at a distance. Also the focul length is kept long using 3 reflective surfaces in the viewing stage. This makes perspective difficult to see (negligable) and the brain is fooled into thinking it is 3D.
Very cool and I am sure it will be greatly improved upon.
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http://www.musion.co.uk
Nov 06, 2008
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He's only had to do one thing so far (beat McCain). He beat the holy crap out of that old man, so he can't possibly suck. This is a democratic society. Support the president the people elected or LEAVE.
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