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Obscura Digital used seven perfectly-mapped HD projectors to make downtown San Francisco look like a live 3D video game. The flexibility of Obsura’s software made the setup of this monolithic feat possible in just a few days’ time. You can take a peek at the magnificent giant HD light show in this video. The buildings appear as if they come to life in a spectacle of light that reacts to architecture and texture. This massive projection is the latest in a series of 3D stunts that Obscura has accomplished, which also includes the iGoogle launch in NYC and the YouTube symphony.  This isn’t an animation, and it’s not CGI and it’s not a building doing the humpty dance. It’s actually the old mint in downtown SF being painted by 7 perfectly mapped HD projectors.
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