Nobody in the studio...
can see the 'hologram' in the room. They can see her position on TV monitors. The presenter is looking 'through her', and is actually looking at a telly behind her virtual position.
She's actually stood in a 'booth' type area surrounded by cameras. The cameras in the studio do their thing, and the images are tweaked an matched by computer.
I personally think it's quite impressive, but overkill. I want my news programs to deliver facts, not flashy effects.
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Kung_Fu_Russ ran out of amusing signatures on, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 9:42,
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And this is the underlying problem with US Mainstream news
The fact that the thing how the message is conveyed is more important than the message itself. That and how biased they are.
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DavyBoyInGravyJoy Grey Goose Vodka on Ice, nothing finer, Thu 6 Nov 2008, 11:40,
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