There's no way the final rendering is realtime though, right? Post production work is reduced, but not totally eliminated. But the advancements they made with that dome are amazing
From what I understand from the documentary they put out then the the background they render in real time is indeed the final picture.Of course mistakes might still need to be fixed later but the rendering is intended to be final.
> There's no way the final rendering is realtime though, right?
No I think they literally do photograph the LED screen on the stage with the actors and that is the final composite. Just like with traditional back- and front-projection.
I guess it’s graded etc, but so is a completely natural scene.
Anecdotal, but it's an incredibly satisfying development loop for anyone with a limited staff. Deploying to Vercel gets you so many convenient tools out of the box, and I haven't even left the free plan. Very helpful in a startup environment.
I use my EarPods with headphone plug on a number of devices. The one with the Lightning connector is only useable with Apple devices, so this is again a vendor lockin. This has to stop.
I just bought a few lighting-to-3.5mm adapters and leave them permanently affixed to my various headphones. Seems like a simple fix, versus perpetually being upset that I can't use my headphones on my iPhone.
It isn't THAT bad. Investors definitely care more about model and growth potential. But you will certainly run into those who ask "How are you integrating AI into your platform?" without any real idea about what that means.
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