Xangle Camera Server

Light-painting artist Eric Pare and visual artist Von Wong collaborated on a "120 Cameras Madness" project, utilizing a sophisticated bullet-time camera array. This third episode of their series, titled "VONWONG360," showcases their innovative approach to capturing dynamic imagery. The project highlights the technical capabilities and creative potential of large-scale multi-camera setups for achieving unique visual effects, bringing together two distinct artistic visions in a high-tech photographic endeavor.

**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 * And here's the third video of this series! As my friend Benjamin Wong is visiting the city to see his parent and get eye surgery, I thought it would be fun to catch up with him so he can talk about his project and have some fun in 360. The shots were not planned at all, we just improvised. In fact, he's the one who suggested light-painting :) Topics: 1:06 - He's french Canadian... well kind of :P 1:30 - Saving Eliza Project (see https://youtu.be/G0IY8qG7J-I) 2:07 - Upcoming project with Dell (http://recycle.pagedemo.co/) 3:25 - Social impact campaigns 4:11 - Bullet-time fun with the 120 cameras Everything about Von Wong: http://www.vonwong.com/ Video edit by Guillermo Castellanos --- https://instagram.com/ericparephoto https://instagram.com/theXangle http://theXangle.com Made in Montréal! :)

Xangle Camera Server

Eric Pare and Von Wong collaborate on a 120-camera bullet-time demo mixing flash and light-painting