I don't believe their explanation at the end is true at all. I think they set up the coins in a grid once (and possibly not even a complete grid), then the rest of the manipulation was done entirely on the computer.
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> your opinion is seconded. there's no way. > > > perhaps frame analysis can prove that the same exact coins/positions appear exactly > each time its coordinate is shown.
Just watched it once... I didn't pay attention if they said they use a projector (projecting a prerendered picture) to know where to place the coins for the next frame... But I'm sure that's what they're doing.
> > your opinion is seconded. there's no way. > > > > > > perhaps frame analysis can prove that the same exact coins/positions appear exactly > > each time its coordinate is shown. > > Just watched it once... I didn't pay attention if they said they use a projector > (projecting a prerendered picture) to know where to place the coins for the next > frame... But I'm sure that's what they're doing.
> > > your opinion is seconded. there's no way. > > > > > > > > > perhaps frame analysis can prove that the same exact coins/positions appear > exactly > > > each time its coordinate is shown. > > > > Just watched it once... I didn't pay attention if they said they use a projector > > (projecting a prerendered picture) to know where to place the coins for the next > > frame... But I'm sure that's what they're doing. > > Their mask grid was a slight off....
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