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I am wondering if it will be possible project beard and mustaches on peoples faces ? |
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Since this would be a party mostly of tech nerds, why not:
1: Fit everyone with a headcam like soldiers wear.
2: Fit everyone with goggles that display the image from their own headcam, so they do not run into things.
3: Room can be brightly lit since everyone has goggles on.
4: Clothes are bluescreen blue, and when rendered by camera will contain images: the old weatherman effect, or as in the Prince Raspberry Beret video. Except real time. |
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That is 1970s technology. I wonder if it would be possible to do more recognition and instead of a snowstorm appearing across everyone in the room, render their bodies as furry, naked, armored or something of the sort. |
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Since bungston's expecting a lot of nerds at this party we'll have to make sure nobody projects "Kick me" onto the back of nerdly shirts. |
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Of course, if this is really going to be a nerdfest then they'd probably do away with the projectors and wear OLED shirts, displaying their own choice of images. |
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"I am with an idiot" could easily most popular slogan to be displayed. |
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Having everyone wear white and projecting images onto
the crowd is Kesey Acid-Test baked, circa 1960s. This is an
interesting blend of throwback and modernization, but it
needs more originality to stand out as truly original. |
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