Xangle Camera Server

Xangle Studio collaborated with dancer Kim Henry to produce a five-second 4D Gaussian Splatting (4DGS) sequence. This project demonstrated the potential of 4DGS technology using readily available equipment, specifically 80 DSLR cameras. The technical process involved importing a PLY sequence into After Effects, feeding it to Irrealix, and animating the frame index to achieve the desired effect. This showcases an accessible approach to creating complex volumetric video, highlighting Xangle Studio's expertise in advanced capture techniques and post-production workflows for dynamic content.

A five-seconds 4DGS sequence, far from being perfect, but made with basic equipment you already have at home (80 dslr cameras) 😅 It took me a while to figure out how to make this in AfterEffects. Turns out it was quite simple: you just need to import a PLY sequence (File/import/multiple files), feed it to Irrealix and animate the frame-index. With @kimhenry.dance at the @xanglestudio #gaussiansplatting #4dgs".

Xangle Camera Server

Kim Henry Dance 4D Gaussian Splatting Sequence at Xangle Studio