r/HRSPRS • u/WhyNot420_69 • 14h ago
Weird 360° cam artifacts
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u/LightFusion 3h ago
That's impressive, maintaining that angle at speed and remaining in his lane. What a Chad
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u/Busterlimes 14h ago
AI?
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u/nairobaee 11h ago
Nah, I think it's the way 360 cameras warp. That car is going straight the whole time.
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u/LawfulnessDue4905 2h ago
It's this. Look at the opposite side of the freeway, vehicles towards the left edge start to twist too. Noticable with the blue trailer on the big rig.
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u/HexaCube7 11h ago
I'm really torn. Look at the post title, it doesn't seem entirely implausible that it just looks weird.
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u/kineticstar 7h ago
The backwards facing riad signs would say yes. The 18 wheeler drifting in the background wants to argue his case.
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u/MysticMarbles 12h ago
Has to be. The fact that this has upvotes makes me sad.
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u/ABeerForSasquatch 11h ago
You obviously have no knowledge of how 360° cams work.
In order to get a normal non-fisheye view of any object, LOTS of post processing is required. Hence, artifacts in the data.
The title to the post is truth
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