Xangle Camera Server

Light-painting photographer Eric Pare demonstrated a live 360-degree bullet-time effect using an impressive setup of 120 cameras. This advanced photographic technique allows for the capture of a moment from multiple angles simultaneously, creating a dynamic, frozen-in-time visual experience. Pare's work highlights the creative possibilities when combining light painting artistry with cutting-edge camera array technology, pushing the boundaries of live visual effects and immersive photography.

**NEW: No trigger box / trigger cables needed anymore! Check out the updated specs for our bullet-time software: https://xanglecs.com ** *NEW: check out the Android bullet-time version: https://slimrig.com * Here's the story of a lovely night we spent at la Tohu in Montréal with Accro where we set up our 120 cameras to create live 360-degree images with the participants of this event. We believe it's the first time such a rig with 120 cameras is used for a live bullet-time system. Images were fully ready on the displays and on the sharing stations within 35 seconds. Voilà la p'tite histoire de la superbe soirée qu'on a passé à la Tohu à Montréal le 21 septembre dernier. C'est là qu'on a installé nos 120 caméras pour faire de la photo 360-degrés avec les participants à la soirée. http://theXangle.com http://instagram.com/theXangle http://instagram.com/ericparephoto -- The Xangle team / équipe Christian Dion Laurent Siroën Andres De La Rosa Valentin Lecorps Patrice Leblanc Édith Cardinal Matthias Thomas-Lamotte Guillermo Castellanos Kim Henry Eric Paré Original soundtrack / trame sonore originale par Ton Son / Marc-André Labonté Thank you / merci Accro Montréal

Xangle Camera Server

Eric Pare captures live 360-degree bullet-time with 120 cameras