> What's interesting is that they have this in some soccer stadiums.
They have it in all soccer stadiums I've seen on TV :-) Usually ones on the
floor either side of the goal. Also at some stadiums they have two "tiers"
of advert banners around the stadium, but they display the correct images to
make it look like one continuous layer of adverts even though one is about 5
metres behind and 2 metres higher than the other.
> Apparently not that sensitive to camera motion. My brain is fooled every
> time - even though I know it's 2-D and not a 3-D billboard.
At soccer matches the main camera doesn't move, it just rotates, so the
illusion should be kept all the time. Obviously when the director switches
to a different camera the effect is ruined.
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