The view from Winscape windows are usually way better than the real thing (with video)

“You’ll never get tired of the same view from these windows. Winscape consists of a pair of 46-inch 1080p plasma monitors mounted vertically, some high-resolution footage shot with a RED ONE camcorder, and a Mac Pro running software that splits the video into two feeds that fit into the twin screens,” Charlie White reports for DVICE.

“Ryan Hoagland’s masterpiece would’ve been impressive enough at that point, but he took it to the next level,” White reports. “He rigged up a necklace that shines an infrared beam at a Wiimote, which with the help of a little computer and video trickery, makes the image pan in the opposite direction you’re moving.”


Direct link to video via YouTube here.

Full article, with how-to construction info, here.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Marvin P.” for the heads up.]

22 Comments

  1. Hmmm . . . I wonder if I could get one with a view of de ever-declining social and computing relevance of Windows® OS?

    Yeh-heh-heh-hehesssss . . .

  2. they got me in the first 5 seconds…

    the ‘perfect view’ has a huge gap in the middle??? ugh

    Ok, after watching the video, can you set it up so the hammerhead shark is trying to attack you at all times… put the baby in the room, turn off the lights, turn up the sound and lock the door

  3. Got to hook this sucker up to a clock and record the scene at different times of day so that you can get the correct time of day “feel” in the window.
    What fun though–so many possibilities!

  4. @John

    Or hook it up to a live hi def camera with the interface with the wii remote controlling zooming and panning….

    Then sell subscriptions to various camera feeds… London, Times Square, SF Bay, Vegas…

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