Xangle Camera Server

Time Busters, known for its bullet-time effect expertise, recently conducted tests of Gaussian Splatting technology. The team utilized an 80-DSLR 360-degree camera array on existing footage to explore the capabilities of this evolving rendering technique. While initial results were not optimal, Time Busters noted the promising advancements in Gaussian Splatting. This exploration highlights Time Busters' commitment to integrating cutting-edge technologies with their multi-camera array systems for innovative visual effects.

We were testing Gaussian Splatting some days ago. It was not so great but it’s changing and evolving. Here is some simple test that we made lately on some old shoots with 360 degree 80 DSLR setup. Looks promising. @youngbreakers_crew #robiszwrażenie #wedobullettime #bullettime #bullettimeeffect #youimpress #timebusters #thexangle #multicameraarray #gaussiansplatting".

Xangle Camera Server

Time Busters tests Gaussian Splatting with 80-DSLR 360-degree array