July 15, 2008 at 06:24Radiohead clip in 3D
And again, Tom York and to the front of the planet. The new clip of the group, House Of Cards, is a kind of visualizer of data obtained using a laser beam that scans (in this case) the artist’s head. Here is what is written in a brief annotation on the page with the video viewer:
The most interesting thing is that you can choose any point of view, rotate the image, that is, it is not the director who decides what and how we will watch, but ourselves.
It remains to wait for a less discrete model of the head and texture mapping, perhaps. Then there will be holograms like in Starwars and the future is here.
In Radiohead's new video for "House of Cards" from the album "In Rainbows", no cameras or lights were used. Just data.
The most interesting thing is that you can choose any point of view, rotate the image, that is, it is not the director who decides what and how we will watch, but ourselves.
It remains to wait for a less discrete model of the head and texture mapping, perhaps. Then there will be holograms like in Starwars and the future is here.