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Electronic makeup

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Computer graphics viewer with projectors on buildings or rooms is nothing new, But what if your canvas is a live, animated human face; The Omote is a combination of real-time face detection and mapping with the projector, and do exactly what. Gets a human face and turns it into something much more magical, even as it moves. It is a creation of the masters in effects with projectors Nobumichi Asai, and we can be described as 'Electronic makeup'.

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The robotic creatures the movies backstage The company Spectral Motion in California, specializes in designing and creating film effects, makeup, sets and robotic creatures (animatronics) like what you see here. Of course, the more monsters you see in modern movies are created with computer graphics, but some filmmakers prefer animatronics for realistic nature of their movements.
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The stunning figures of Kazuhiro Tsuji Oscar-winning Japanese make-up artist and special effects artist Kazuhiro Tsuji. has made some stunning figures of celebrities, that look like they are alive. Kazuhiro Tsuji has created effects and makeup for well-known Hollywood movies, like the "Men in Black", "The Devil's Advocate", "Planet of the Apes", "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button", "Darkest Hour" and many more.
Creating fake bodies for movies For the movie 'Bill & Ted Face the Music', legendary effects and makeup artist Kevin Yagher has created fake bodies with muscle and fat, for actors Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter.
Indiana Jones: the effect with the melted face One of the special effects that had made great impression on film "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark" 1981, was it with the melted face towards the end of the film. The charge of special effects and makeup Chris Wallas, explains how implemented.
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The Jane Zhang sings the opera the 'Fifth Element' The singer Jane Zhang from China, sings wonderful song diva Pavalaguna from the film 'The Fifth Element'. A song too difficult to interpret live, After the film's composer had used the voice of soprano Inva Mula with digital processing, creating some very rapid changes in high notes. These changes in tone is impossible to perceive the human voice.
Scary makeup for Halloween A makeup artist from Berlin, Germany used a mask of latex to create the effect of a peeled person. When the fake person leaves, discloses realistic drawings muscle and teeth.
RC car handling in first person Officials of the Swedish software company Voysys, transferred in real-time image from the camera of a remote controlled car, zooming with the projector on the wall of a room. The operator sees first-person camera image, and handles the car from the driver's seat.
Computer graphics in a weather bulletin The meteorologist Jim Cantore battling with the elements in the American Weather Channel channel, which added some nice effects with the Unreal Engine graphics engine forcast.
Dimensional view to the Galata tower The company Cream Studio made an impressive display with three-dimensional view mapped to the Galata Tower in Istanbul, to advertise the new festival (Youth Festival). The company used eight Christie Roadster projectors to convert the historic building into canvas.