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so long green screen. wow. wish this was for FaceTime!
Rian Johnson (director of the upcoming "The Last Jedi") did one of these. Hilarious!
What I would like to see is augmented reality incorporated into a VR headset so you can walk around and see the added objects. Basically you put the iPhone in a VR headset and it uses the camera and augmented reality routines to create new scenes. Of course this would require a VR headset that has a cutout for the iPhone's camera.
Do we have to wait for OS X 10.14 to see this stuff on Macs? They never did add the ability (they showcased in a keynote) to cut out mouths on famous pictures and talk with them in FaceTime, among other filters, of course.