Japanese developer Kazuya Noshiro created an iPhone X filter that made his face become transparent, masking it with surrounding objects.
Although his eyes, mouth and hair are visible the rest of his face is “gone.” Noshiro called this an "optical camouflage."
His video generated some 160,000 views with people expressing shock and delight at his tricky filter.
— のしぷ (@noshipu) December 27, 2017
— Jona (@apple99er) December 27, 2017
— Jimmy Gunawan (@jimmygunawanapp) December 27, 2017
However, some social media users commenting on the video said that it is possible that he had previously photographed the interior of the room, which was then used to create a "transparency" effect.
— Gabriel Morales (@GabeMoralesVR) December 28, 2017
Despite the requests from his subscribers, Noshiro did not disclose the technology behind this “invisibility” filter.
He just said that he tested the filter to create a new game for the iPhone X based on the technology of augmented reality.
