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« on: May 23, 2014, 07:52:51 AM »
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« on: May 21, 2014, 07:47:14 AM »
I thought the background, the dancers and 'MJ' were all part of the hologram?
I thought the only 'real' thing was the front row of dancers with the lights.
Yes,must be :icon_question:
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« on: May 21, 2014, 06:04:35 AM »
Saw this video on the other site. So they used a Actor/impersonator? We are to believe it was a hologram. Than why does the hologram of Elvis looke like Elvis and Tupac also i think. And why does Michael looke nothing like Michael? And was the dancer also a Hologram..He touches her. You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: May 21, 2014, 05:34:57 AM »
^^^^ Because that's most likely an impersonator performing live on stage. there's no meaning in using hologram for impersonators.
Thats what i tought also,but i dont know anymore. I saw it again and again. But i dont think it is a real person,look how he sings love /love in the end like a robot. And the robot move is sometimes really like a robot. I tought about CGI,but how do you make that possible live on stage? If it was not a film playing. And if Michael was behind it,he made a not so good image of himself. And than again,yes i Saw he touches the dancer next to him in the beginning?  ?? To be or not to be showed us a recording from the audience,and said looke this is what they see/saw. Is it possible they saw something else than we did? because they were exited and touched by it all? Was it a live performance with a impersonator, and did they do something to the video what we saw??? I dont know what is going on here??
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« on: May 20, 2014, 04:34:15 AM »
Welcome!
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« on: May 19, 2014, 04:02:51 PM »
How so?? Not the real Tupac?
How can they make a hologram if they dont use the real thing?
Than it must be of!, and i did not see that as clear with Tupac as i did with Michael.(or it was the real Tupac on stage??)
I saw the comment from Mary k,and i think she is right.
I looked at the cgi technologie,and i realy think it lookes more like that !
Sorry Mattie, I thought I read it somewhere but I've looked it up for you.
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Thank you Do. :icon_e_smile: I understand. But i make out of this story what i read before, they need the real thing( The Tupac image was created on a computer, piecing together physical characteristics and movements from the performances recorded before the rapper's death. Advances in computer graphics and audio trickery were used to create fresh movements and new dialogue. No detail was glossed over.. quote) But i was wondering,was the image from Tupac of for fans,like the image from Michael was of for a lot of us? (ik lees nergens dat mensen zeggen..Dat is niet Tupac!dat is een dubbel,waarom is de Tupac hologram dan zoveel beter?) Maar bedankt dat je zo meedenkt,ik zit daar echt mijn hoofd over te breken. En geloof ook niet echt dat het een hologram is van Michael,
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« on: May 19, 2014, 02:51:05 PM »
They say you cant expect an 100% accurate image of Michael,an hologram is made of pixels.(if it is a hologram)
It is built up from different performances from Michael,and also different age Michaels trough the years.
That is why the face and the rest is so of...(I could understand that a little bit,if they mixed the different Michaels i saw trough the years :icon_mrgreen:)
But my question to people who know Tupac is.
I dont know Tupac that good? was his image in his ,,Hologram,, off like Michaels?
Or was his image like the real Tupac ?
Do they have a point?
I did some comparisons with Tupac,and it looked the same person to me.
But i did not see much.
Hope i did not make to much mistakes in spelling,did not feel like checking every word.
Mattie, to my understanding they didn't 'use' the real Tupac for his hologram. But his performance was more of a surprise and I also heard he interacted on stage with Snoop Dog, who was there 'in real life'. So it looked more 'real'.
How so?? Not the real Tupac? How can they make a hologram if they dont use the real thing? Than it must be of!, and i did not see that as clear with Tupac as i did with Michael.(or it was the real Tupac on stage??) I saw the comment from Mary k,and i think she is right. I looked at the cgi technologie,and i realy think it lookes more like that !
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« on: May 19, 2014, 02:23:23 PM »
They say you cant expect an 100% accurate image of Michael,an hologram is made of pixels.(if it is a hologram)
It is built up from different performances from Michael,and also different age Michaels trough the years.
That is why the face and the rest is so of...(I could understand that a little bit,if they mixed the different Michaels i saw trough the years :icon_mrgreen:)
But my question to people who know Tupac is.
I dont know Tupac that good? was his image in his ,,Hologram,, off like Michaels?
Or was his image like the real Tupac ?
Do they have a point?
I did some comparisons with Tupac,and it looked the same person to me.
But i did not see much.
Hope i did not make to much mistakes in spelling,did not feel like checking every word.
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« on: May 19, 2014, 09:07:38 AM »
The first reply from Cristopher Caspar i posted was from Tiger Believe Dont know what to think about this..Al about fake.................... I just wake up. It's 7am and everybody are sending me messages or friend request.... An hologram' couldn't be me because it's a projection, anyway. They used me one time live on stage not for the billboard performance. I'm disappointed as you all because they said that is MJ and it was not MJ at all. When they used me for the performance they called my name to introduce me. Regards. You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: May 19, 2014, 06:02:04 AM »
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Now that I am no longer under confidentiality agreement: first Xscape album presenting the hologram of Michael being not ready I was called to do an extract from my show. I knew nothing before the day J because it was confidential even for us. What I appreciated it is to hear, just before my coming, CEO Sony say: the hologram being not ready there was not better to embody that Christopher Michael. Yes I admit that would my grey
Christopher Gaspar (Facebook)
Maintenant que je ne suis plus sous contrat de confidentialité : lors de la première présentation de l'album Xscape l'hologramme de Michael n'étant pas prêt j'ai été appelé pour faire un extrait de mon show. Je ne savais rien avant le jour J car cela était confidentiel même pour nous. Ce que j'ai apprécié c'est d'entendre, juste avant mon entree, le pdg Sony dire : l'hologramme n'étant pas prêt il n'y avait pas mieux pour incarner Michael que Christopher. Oui j'avoue que cela ma grisé
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« on: May 19, 2014, 06:00:47 AM »
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Christopher Gaspar (Facebook)
Now that I am no longer under confidentiality agreement: first Xscape album presenting the hologram of Michael being not ready I was called to do an extract from my show. I knew nothing before the day J because it was confidential even for us. What I appreciated it is to hear, just before my coming, CEO Sony say: the hologram being not ready there was not better to embody that Christopher Michael. Yes I admit that would my grey
Christopher Gaspar (Facebook)
Maintenant que je ne suis plus sous contrat de confidentialité : lors de la première présentation de l'album Xscape l'hologramme de Michael n'étant pas prêt j'ai été appelé pour faire un extrait de mon show. Je ne savais rien avant le jour J car cela était confidentiel même pour nous. Ce que j'ai apprécié c'est d'entendre, juste avant mon entree, le pdg Sony dire : l'hologramme n'étant pas prêt il n'y avait pas mieux pour incarner Michael que Christopher. Oui j'avoue que cela ma grisé
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« on: May 19, 2014, 05:16:26 AM »
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Billboard Awards Preview
Michael Jackson Imagery Is "As If He's Still Alive"
May 17, 2014 by Robin Leach.
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A “real-life” Michael Jackson will appear halfway through the 2014 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday at MGM Grand Garden Arena despite last-minute lawsuits and court filings to block the spectacle.
“It’s as if he’s still alive. He’s totally real. It’s absolutely uncanny. People who have seen just a little of it have become so emotional, they have tears running down their face. They are sobbing because it’s as if he didn’t die,” I was told.
Late Friday, federal judge Kent Dawson ruled here that there wasn’t sufficient evidence to prove that patents on previous hologram 3D images held by two companies and an individual had been violated.
The emergency lawsuit had been filed against the King of Pop’s estate and its trustees John Branca and Howard Weitzman by Hologram USA Inc., Musion Das Hologram Ltd and businessman Alki David, who says that he control rights to hologram technology.
A veil of secrecy has been lowered over the Billboard extravaganza. The only official word from ABC and Dick Clark Productions is that “it will be a history-making performance.” My original story about the imagery was posted at Vegas DeLuxe on Tuesday when Michael’s new album “Xscape” was released.
But I learned exclusively Friday night that Michael’s image to be unveiled about halfway in the three-hour ABC telecast is brand new technology.
“It was two years in development and took an additional six months to create for this network premiere,” I was told. “This is way, way beyond a hologram. It is way, way beyond what you know as 3D. This isn’t even digital. It is far more advanced and a totally new process.”
“This lawsuit to attempt to stop the broadcast was just a stunt. It was ludicrous,” snapped L.A. attorney Howard Weitzman, who represented Michael’s estate and Dick Clark Productions, who is staging the BBMAs for ABC. “The court’s decision is not surprising.”
I also exclusively learned that Michael will be seen dancing with a cast of dancers. He will be seen moonwalking back and forth the entire MGM Grand Garden Arena stage. He also will be seen dancing up and down stairs.
“This is the most emotional piece of television we have ever produced in our 40-year TV careers,” two Dick Clark Productions execs told me. “A few people have seen it, a tiny portion of it, already in the arena and have been crying — it’s that powerful. Incredibly, it plays even better on the TV screen, so imagine how viewers will react at home.
“They will be in a state of disbelief. It’s as if he’s still alive at the height of his career.”
I learned that Michael’s estate trustees came across undiscovered L.A. Reid recorded footage of Michael that they didn’t know existed. The lawsuit says the music will be a new song, “Slave to the Rhythm.”
“They didn’t know what they originally wanted to do with it or make with it except just wanting to capture him alive forever. That became the background format for this new technology. It might have gone to Cirque du Soleil. They might have found a way to complete the This Is It tour.
“This has never been done before. It is 100 steps beyond anything anybody has ever thought you’d experienced as a hologram. It is so real, it is so lifelike, there is no way an audience would know the artist is not there in front of them. So real an artist would actually never have to go out on tour again or need makeup for an appearance. The artist is there without being there. You cannot tell the difference.
“That will be proven Sunday night with Michael Jackson, just like he’s done before time and time again as a pioneer with music-technology breakthroughs.”
A few key major city radio DJs were given a 30-second sneak preview of the spectacle after signing secrecy agreements. Under strict promises of remaining anonymous, I was told: “Within 10 seconds, I was shaking. Then I started sobbing. Michael was alive. I had goose bumps. He was as real as the day I last saw him alive.
“I cannot tell you what he does, but his fans from this point on will never believe that he died. It will be four minutes they will remember forever.”
No plans for its future use have yet been revealed, but I am told that plans will be forthcoming and will be expanded to include other song material later.
Meantime, another lawsuit has yet to be determined. Cirque and MGM Resorts International have until next Friday to answer a case in Los Angeles Federal Court filed by Hologram USA claiming unlicensed use of the digital rendition used in Cirque’s “Michael Jackson One” at Mandalay Bay.
If you reread the article again after the awards, it's looks like they were talking about a whole different event now!. LOL
It was def. NOT beyond anything anybody has ever thought you’d experienced as a hologram.
At least i had been expecting an holographic MJ, not an impersonator.
They will be in a state of disbelief. quote Wel here they are right,they did leave us in a state of disbelief But i wonder what are they thinking? Did they really think we would fall for this?? how ignorant are they ?
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« on: May 19, 2014, 04:00:45 AM »
I watched on TV and it really looked as Michael's hologram not impersonator. It was incredible, amazing and song just as great as Michael. After that performance there is no one and nothing else to watch .
You're kidding right?
Must be! If you dont see this is not Michael?
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« on: May 05, 2014, 07:42:34 AM »
Congratulations Mattie!
Blankie you can do it! :bearhug:
Thank you marumjj!
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« on: May 05, 2014, 04:52:32 AM »
You know Blankie that i have the same problem,but i signed up also. :icon_e_wink:
Go for it.
And i hope that people forgive us for the mistakes we for sure wil make in writing.
They only need to know that it is never intended.
And after 5 years here i hope it wil get so busy,that they wil need al our help. :icon_cool:
Like i promised from the beginning: i'll be there! if i am needed. :icon_e_smile:
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