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Edit: Eller menar du att en kamera omöjligt kan generera en bild som människan inte kan avslöja som just ett fotografi? Tja. Det är ju en icke-fråga. Klart som tusan att man under normala förhållanden kan skilja på ett fotografi och en vy - helt oavsätt optik och upplösning.
Jag vet att japanerna redan har gjort en rätt rolig sak...
Japanese engineers have been testing out a prototype of ultra high definition video (UHDV) which has 16 times greater image resolution than today’s best standard HDTV. UHDV uses 4,000 horizontal scanning lines, which is 4 times that of HDTV and over 6 times that of regular TV PAL broadcasts.
As no existing equipment could handle such as resolution, they had to make a custom built camera, storage and projection system using arrays of existing components in order test a prototype. To even store just 18 minutes of UHDV footage, they had used 16 HDTV recorders (likely a 4 x 4 array) with a capacity of 3.5 terabytes 3 minutes of footage was recorded from the custom made camera mounted to a vehicle and then driven about the streets.
The footage was later projected on a 4 x 7 metre screen for public demonstration and the public were astonished. As the visual effect of the footage travelling down a road was so realistic, some viewers even experienced nausea as a side effect of seeing ultra realistic motion, but not physically feeling the motion. It's like the opposite of seasickness where you can feel movement, but cannot see it while in an enclosed section.
Den dagen man blir sjösjuk av en biljakt tack vare ditt hemmabio system så vet man att det är så nära realism som man kan komma....
