GIF: フリスクP
YouTuber Frisk P is quick to point out this effect wasn’t created by CG effects. Instead, this is the result of a modded Nerf gun and rotating LEDs.
As Get News explains, the effect is generated by a 3D hologram display called the Phantom.
Created by Tokyo-based Life Is Style, the Phantom is outfitted with a row of LEDs that can display customised images.
It’s a more complex version of those simple LED fans.
There are a number of companies making 3D hologram displays like this. Even though they seem aimed at advertisers, the displays are able to render all sorts of spells.
Phantomは広告だけにとどまらない
ショー、舞台、ライブなどでさらなる演出に使えます!#3dphantom #lifeisstyle #hologlam #Marvel #AvengersInfinityWarTrailer #Drstrange #きんようび pic.twitter.com/Q5OLgzVPgM
— Life is style Inc. (@_Life_is_Style_) April 13, 2018
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3 responses to “CG Wasn’t Used To Create This Sorcery ”
Seen a few of these going around now, what’s the sudden fascination? Persistence-of-vision displays are hardly anything new, that’s even what powered the freakin Virtual Boy.
Remember fidget spinners?
Sorry I don’t listen to music.