During the American election journalist Jessica Yellin was recorded in Chicago as a hologram and beamed into the New York CNN studio.
"like princess Leila" (Star Wars)
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1 comment:
I just got the news: that is NOT a hologram. People in the studi ocould not see the lady speaking - her figure was just clipped to the video as it is done in many video-based augmented reality applications... disappointing!!
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