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How is AR used with QR Codes?
More like a “choose your own adventure” game than a website (almost!), the interactive process for most users will most likely go similarly to the following… o 1. (Get someone to) Buy a bag of new Doritos Late Night chips …It’s Another Way to Capture My Contact Information!! Mwuahaha those “clever marketers”. Just like those innovative Doritos Collisions which features two Doritos flavors in one bag – they know the delicious combinations I like. Many more people have a webcam and know how to use it better than a QR Code reader they have to install on their phone (40% of Facebook Videos are Webcam Uploads), but it can still be a tough crowd and I wonder how patient people will be with the technology if abused. Check out my failed attempt at Doritos Late Night Augmented Reality Experience. In order to see the Augmented Reality in the Doritos campaign the computer needs to have a web cam with a high-speed internet connection (no dial up) with Adobe Flash 10 installed and javascript enabled (unless anyone knows a different way?). Bright, indirect, ambient lighting is also recommended. In Doritos case, you are also required to have x-ray vision and be an expert at keeping a QR code on a bag from wrinkling- HA! I’m just giving Doritos a hard time I love the overall contribution you’re trying to create for your Doritos fans (me) who also likes rap music (me) or rock music (me), reviewing digital (me) interactive (me) marketing (me) online (me) campaign (me) websites (me) and entering sweepstakes (me) to win (me) free stuff (me) .You shot me 11 times, Doritos. 12 if you count the behind-the-scenes Blink 182 videos about how Doritos filmed the “Augmented” Blink 182 Experience.
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