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lol its not fiber optics!! loser

fibre optics on a sphere. i seen where the military had it on camos,guns,and a 6-wheel apv.

ohh that is awesome! freakin sweet

OK, jooeell. CNN has deleted the article since it's really old. Here's the original article from TIME. http://ww.time.com/time/2003/inventions/invinvisible.html It said the product will be launched around 2008

OMG its not a camera trick when your putting effects on in premiere elemnts.. thats an EDITING TRICK. not a camera trick. duh.

It is a camera trick. You can do similar effects in Adobe Premier using alpha channels. Its the same effect they used in "Predator" to make the predator invisible. Nothing special, just a cool effect.

this is such a camera trick ive seen this befor

lol even the hands dissapear

This is a simple trick. The background isn't really there..He's standing in front of a green screen, like a weather man does, and the object he holds up is green as well, so anytime it's in front of him, it shows the picture that is added on afterwards.

louie your website link failed. it says "The requested object does not exist on this server. The link you followed is either outdated, inaccurate, or the server has been instructed not to let you have it." so who's outdated now??

You guys are really outdated. This was nominated the best innovations back in 2003 by TIME. http://edition.cnn.com/2003/TECH/02/07/japan.invisible.ap/

you are ALL wrong but i couldnt be bothred explaining just seach it on google geez

evan are you serious!! if it was a lot of little mirrors all over it, then it wouldnt make one big picture. it would make a thing like a mosaic. nope definitely green screening. or blue if you want to call it that. or red.

it's probably just a lot of tiny mirrors put on the suit and the ball and the brick.

its possible to put 2 pictures and make one, so, I imagine that thats what the guy did, took a picture of the background and the filmed himself, then he just made the sphere and the other thing into like a hole in the picture so that it showed the original background sorry if what I said wasent clear, but its hard to explain

Easy. There is an image projected onto the surface in the exact locations that the objects are, therefore giving an illusion of invisibility

Simploe..blue screen. He is standing in front of a blue screen, and the objects that he is holding and the coat are the right material, so that the image is projected onto them.

it's actually a key greenscreen affect and it is done through digital video software. you start by filming a scene without a subject. then the same seen with a subject. you key out whatever is green for instance the ball and all your left with is whole through the first piece of video on to the next. does that make sense?