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What is the best way for show the experience of mixed reality to the public?
HI all,
Like the title: What is the best way for show the experience of mixed reality to the public?
I see in presentations cameras like this:
Example: https://youtu.be/1NkoS0vNQTY?t=2m59s
I tried sharing the experience using the shared tool in HoloToolkit and using UNET of Unity but the doesn't do any soft result.
Any have a idea what is this camera? who is the interface for do that? it's a shared experience? how can do for do something silimiar like the video?
Sorry for my english.-
Greetings.-
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Currently the best we've made available is Mixed Reality Capture. The camera system we use on stage relies on some internal tooling to make work. We are working on an open source project that will allow you to get captures similar to our stage demos. I can't say when it will be released (because I don't know and my previous guesses would have been wrong) but hopefully it won't be too much longer.
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Currently the best we've made available is Mixed Reality Capture. The camera system we use on stage relies on some internal tooling to make work. We are working on an open source project that will allow you to get captures similar to our stage demos. I can't say when it will be released (because I don't know and my previous guesses would have been wrong) but hopefully it won't be too much longer.
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(Daddy, what does 'now formatting drive C:' mean?)
Thanks for the quick response.
Has their been any updates at all on this thread for "sharing your experience" yet? I'd like to be able to show a "tech demo" at some point in the near future. Or does anyone have any short cuts right now? or is the "mixed reality capture" the short cut right now.