Xangle Camera Server

Light-painting photographer Eric Pare showcases a comprehensive bullet-time photography demonstration. The presentation highlights the specialized software used to control the camera array, the intricate studio setup required for capturing the multi-angle shots, and the practical application of a photobooth for interactive experiences. Pare's demonstration provides insight into the technical capabilities and creative potential of bullet-time photography, from initial capture to final output.

**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 * Multi-camera arrays are a way for me to make art, travel and make people smile. Everytime I get that wow reaction after I light-paint someone in 360 worth so much for me. Xangle means multiple angles. We shoot with 6 to 120 cameras, most of the time with light-painting, but also with other creative ideas. This demo shows our best studio and event work for the past years and demonstrates how efficient our software is to capture images, control cameras, replay videos and share the end result. More bullet-time videos on https://TheXangle.com Everything about our software (Xangle Camera Server): https://XangleCS.com By ericpare.com (originally published on Vimeo) With Eric Paré, Kim Henry, Christian Dion, Laurent Siroën, Andres De La Rosa, Valentin Lecorps, Guillermo Castellanos, Abraham Mercado, Matthias Thomas Lamotte, Sasha Busko-Piñero, Tony Stranges, Ed McDonough, Patrice Leblanc, Efren Herrera, Melissa Meyer Additional footage with Damian Siqueiros, Claudia Chan Tak, Nathan Dappen, Nicklas Hynes, Diana Luu, Lisa Frovola, Alida Esmail, Pouya Nia, The Squating Dog, Von Wong, Canon, HP, Intel, Microsoft, Adobe, Xposure

Xangle Camera Server

Eric Pare demonstrates bullet-time photography software and studio setup