Xangle Camera Server

Eric Paré demonstrates a sophisticated bullet-time photography technique, freezing time with a 64-camera array. This method employs flashes triggered precisely at the midpoint of a 1/30-second exposure, with a single wireless trigger on camera 64 signaling two flashes. The Xangle Camera Server software automates the entire process, including the automatic dimming of ambient lights to prevent ghosting. This setup, managed solely via Ethernet and USB, requires no additional electronic equipment. The same innovative technique is integrated into Xangle's photogrammetry kits, showcasing advanced capabilities in high-speed capture.

How to perfectly freeze time using 64 cameras? Use flashes! On this one, I have one wireless trigger on camera number 64 which sends the signal to the two flashes exactly halfway during the exposure (1/30s). Notice how the ambient lights turns off automatically to avoid any ghosting. This is all automated within the software (Xangle Camera Server) without using any additional electronic equipment (everything is managed by Ethernet and Usb). It is the same technique we're using on our photogrammetry kit (see the other posts on @xanglestudio). #bullettime #cinematography #photography with @kimhenry.dance at the @xanglestudio".

Xangle Camera Server

64-camera bullet-time photography + flash synchronization