The giant cat in Shinjuku, the production source, publishes the making image "Which angle is three -dimensional?"

　A huge cat that has been aired on July 1, on the rooftop display at the east exit of Shinjuku Station.Omnibus Japan (Minato -ku, Tokyo), a CG production company who developed the development, released a making image created during the production process of the video.

　The image was released by 3DCG on how the cat video appears from Shinjuku Station East Exit Ekimae Square with a 3DCG on a computer.Verified the angle that the cat looks three -dimensional, the size of the pupil that looks like a biological, and the reflection from the surrounding light sources.It is said that the cat's appearance is different from the video that was actually broadcast on the 20th.The image used in the test to check the size of the eyes was also released.

　The cat's video is a cross space (Shinjuku -ku, Tokyo), which manages the cross Shinjuku space, starts the test on the 1st.About 8.16 (height) x 18.Utilizing the 96m (width) 4K curved display, the image that looks three -dimensional is used using the illusion.In this mechanism, the angle of viewing the video is limited, but it is said that the shape of the display has been processed so that the Shinjuku Station East Exit Ekimae Square is suitable for viewing.

　On SNS, it became a hot topic immediately after the start, saying, "The big cat is relaxing."After that, the number of times to flow the video was reviewed, and the broadcast was officially started on the 12th.

　After the video became a hot topic, the cross -space released a part of the meeting material used in a meeting with Omnibus Japan at the time of development on the 16th.Omnibus Japan also released materials at the time of production because it was popular, including retweeting over 70,000 times on Twitter.Omnibus Japan said, "I would be able to introduce the production side episodes little by little (in the future)."

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