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Telstra Hologram Video : Telstra’s Next Dimension Working

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May

Is it really hologram technology or just 2D webcam video jazzed up?
You be the judge.

The technology behind the hologram

MusionÂ® Eyelinerâ„¢ System is a high definition holographic video projection system allowing spectacular three-dimensional moving images to appear within a live stage setting.

Requiring only a single camera shoot, single projector playback the hologram technology does not require any special audience props, such as the use of 3D glasses.

MusionÂ® Eyelinerâ„¢ uses a specially developed foil that reflects images from high definition video projectors, making it possible to produce virtual images of variable sizes and incredible clarity, using industry standard software. Infinitely configurable, the virtual picture appears within a stage set, with the projection means invisible to the audience.

MusionÂ® Eyelinerâ„¢ has been used in a variety of applications including life-size holograms of Madonna (Grammy Awards), Gorillaz (MTV Awards), and Sir Richard Branson (Virgin Digital Launch).

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4 Responses to “Telstra Hologram Video : Telstra’s Next Dimension Working”

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vin park Says, in 6-26-2008 at 17:42:52

this is not a holagram and should not be called a hologram i am

Grant Says, in 7-18-2008 at 23:29:59

hmm I wonder how much Telstra would charge for something like this, $999,999,999 perhaps?

Jesus Says, in 9-24-2008 at 23:33:29

Pffft, that is not a hologram!!! It’s just a live feed of some guy being projected onto the backdrop. Telstra is, once again, full of shit!!!!

Joe Stubbs Says, in 10-24-2008 at 18:07:00

HI, my name is Joe

This is the greatest invention I have ever seen, imagine the possiblities??

I have also had an idea involving the hologram.. The program is called “Real Life”.

It uses a projector made of a series of reflecting mirrors, this is called the universal, the image is then produced inside a hemisphere, as the image appears right in front of you.

This is very cool gear…

Regards Joey