Live Teleporting System and Apparatus
AssigneeMusion IP Limited
InventorIan Christopher O'Connell
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Abstract
A method of producing a Pepper's Ghost, includes projecting an image of a subject onto a reflective and transparent screen to create a virtual image of the subject alongside an object, the subject in the virtual image having a colour temperature. The object is illuminated with light having a colour and intensity that results in a colour temperature of the object at least approximately matching the colour temperature of the subject in the virtual image. The subject in the virtual image has a luminance and may be illuminated with light having a colour and intensity that results in a luminance of the object at least approximately matching the luminance of the subject in the virtual image.
Claims9
A method of producing a Pepper's Ghost, the method comprising:
- projecting an image of a subject onto a reflective and transparent screen to create a virtual image of the subject alongside an object, the subject in the virtual image having a colour temperature;
- and
- illuminating the object with light having a colour and intensity that results in a colour temperature of the object at least approximately matching the colour temperature of the subject in the virtual image.
A method of producing a Pepper's Ghost, the method comprising:
- projecting an image of a subject onto a reflective and transparent screen to create a virtual image of the subject alongside an object, the subject in the virtual image having a luminance;
- and
- illuminating the object with light having a colour and intensity that results in a luminance of the object at least approximately matching the luminance of the subject in the virtual image.
A method of producing a Pepper's Ghost, the method comprising;
- projecting an image of a subject onto a reflective and transparent screen to create a virtual image of the subject to be perceived alongside an object;
- illuminating the object with a lighting arrangement;
- and
- altering an intensity of the light that falls on the object by moving the lighting arrangement towards or away from the object whilst maintaining an intensity of light emitted by the lighting arrangement constant.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.