I Built a Hologram

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  @Robert_Skinner · 2 months ago (edited) · pinned

  Check out the Fanttik tools here: E2 <a href="https://amzn.to/4pueM2A">https://amzn.to/4pueM2A</a> S2 <a href="https://amzn.to/4feN1aN">https://amzn.to/4feN1aN</a>

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• TH

  @ThunderSmell · 2 months ago

  the sudden cut to your camera-to-head mounting solution was so funny, nj

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• AB

  @AbdessalamM · 2 months ago

  Your videos are just legendary<br>keep creating

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• ME

  @melodiekay · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fu2qTMRR3do&amp;t=190">3:10</a> bro turned into a smoke alarm with a dead battery 💀

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• AB

  @AB-Prince · 2 months ago

  you can get glass with a special coating, to prevent the double reflection you get from the two sides of the glass. it&apos;s often used in teleprompters as they need to be able to reflect text very clearly, as well as let a camera see through.

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• IN

  @IngSpendlik · 2 months ago

  Man, that Jarvis joke was incredible 😀 Keep up with these inspirational and funny videos!

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• GO

  @gooserten4646 · 2 months ago

  Man I love this gem of a channel. It&apos;s so high quality in all aspects. You inspire me to create man, keep it up brother ❤️

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• NI

  @NiksSofa · 2 months ago

  There were a couple old Arcade machines that used 2 screens &nbsp;(CRT TVs at the time) to give the player(s) an early &quot;ultrawide&quot; experience.<br>in this setup (and many Arcades in general) the TV was actually in the bottom of the cabinet, screen up and the players would see the picture reflected off a mirror or other surface. (this was mostly because the TVs were &quot;deep&quot;, as in &quot;needed a lot of space behind the screen that shows the picture&quot;)<br>But in some cases, the 2 TVs were at the bottom and at a slight angle, and so were the reflecting surfaces, which if done right optically &quot;removes&quot; the bezel or frame and shows a seamless picture of 2 screens without any bezel-deadspace in the middle.<br><br>wow. that was a lot of text for this rather simple trick. <br>anyway, nice video!

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• MA

  @marcus-b4x3h · 2 months ago

  You might consider angling the monitors slightly inward to eliminate the visible seams in the hologram

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• OS

  @OsantoR · 2 months ago

  I think the most time consuming thing of making videos like this is - editing..<br>Cause this guy is genius. When I grow up I wanna be like him.

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• VI

  @Visual_Thinker_yt · 2 months ago

  That magnetic slip clutch was really clever, and an awesome project overall. Great work!

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• SK

  @skorp5677 · 2 months ago

  Dude, you are incredibly funny xD<br>That camera-face totally killed me

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