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Motion capture technology allows actors to emote while fighting video game zombies By Jeremy Hsu, Posted 02.27.2009 Motion capture technology has worked its magic for years by digitally translating actors’ movements into films and video games. But makers of the popular Resident Evil video games upped the ante – they used one of only four existing "virtual cameras" to help create the fifth game in the series. Actors Reuben Langdon and Karen Dyer throw punches and lunge, while the virtual camera's screen shows their real-time movements translated through their video game characters. The camera itself has the appearance of a video game controller, appropriately enough. "When I look at Sheva, I know it's my walk," Dyer told Fox News' Gamers Weekly. "I know it's my voice. I know it's my facial movement." The new camera may not represent a huge technological leap , but it shows the growing ease of using motion capture technology ...

Did A Ship Really Sail from Karachi to Mumbai with Terrorists? NO! Here's Why! Total Distance from Karachi Port to Mumbai Port = 500 nautical miles 1 nautical mile = 1,852 metres exactly One nautical mile converts to: * 1,852 metres (exact) * 1.150779 mile The speed of the troller India accused of that traveled from Karachi to Mumbai was traveling in is 10 nautical miles per hour at the max! Lets do some simple math. We have distance, we have speed. We can get the time. T = Distance/Speed T = 500/10 T = 50 hrs (Just a little over 2 days) Now here's the interesting bit. Number of Radars along the West Indian Coast = 21 known 21 radars missed a troller that was illegally traveling in Indian waters for over 2 days? And a troller is no little fishing boat, it's visible to the naked eye. How in the world did the Indian Navy not see it? Not even 1 Indian Navy personnel on the coast or at sea managed to detect it. Why couldn't they detect it? 1. Indians failed to ...