Bow wow: Philly ABC adds ‘virtual dog’ to forecast
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Apparently eager to show off the new augmented reality feature it debuted along with a new set and graphics package, Philadelphia’s WPVI paraded out a virtual dog.
Meteorologist Cecily Tynan started her forecast June 27 with an augmented reality temperature bar chart “sitting” atop a virtual dais.
As she mentioned that temperatures would be ideal for dog walking, imagery of a young dog appeared on the virtual platform next to the colored bars.
The dog itself appeared to be a composited video of an actual dog, as opposed to a 3D rendering of a dog.
DOG-MENTED REALITY: Our new set brings not just the latest technology, but lots of cuteness as well… @CecilyTynan pic.twitter.com/FBgAW3KIjL
— Action News on 6abc (@6abc) June 27, 2017
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