Scintillation is an experimental film made up of over 35,000 photographs. It combines an innovative mix of stop motion and live projection mapping techniques. Directed by Xavier Chassaing.
Scintillation is an experimental film made up of over 35,000 photographs. It combines an innovative mix of stop motion and live projection mapping techniques. Directed by Xavier Chassaing.
great, amazing precison
i got reminded that a few years ago wired mag mentioned some three norwegian guys who had a patent to some kind of digital paper, that’d be able to connect to a computer in both directions, as input and as output. later, upon some other text (from the web, where else), i concluded that philips.nl bought either their whole startup or the patent only — so one could expect the wallpapers doing this sort of things some time soon. (if they do not decide that boring, ugly spare-lamps are good enough to run the business for a couple of more decades.) for now that tech is carefully being introduced for the smallest purposes, as the link below would show.
good news is: from the moment it’s out we’d never have to paint the walls again!
http://live.philips.com/index.php/nl_be/video/philips-electronic-skin-technology-enables-new-chameleon-like-ambience-designs/57235816001