Xangle Camera Server

Light-painting photographer Eric Pare showcases a versatile multi-camera GoPro rig capable of connecting six or more cameras. This setup is ideal for advanced visual effects techniques such as bullet-time photography, creating dynamic frozen-moment effects. Additionally, the array supports photogrammetry, a process used to generate 3D models from 2D images, and gaussian splatting, a novel real-time 3D rendering technique. Pare's demonstration highlights the practical applications and technical capabilities of synchronized multi-camera systems for professional creative projects.

In this video, we demonstrate a compact bullet-time rig built with six GoPro cameras, operated entirely through Xangle Camera Server on a Windows PC via USB. We cover: 00:00 — Introduction 01:10 — Hardware overview (rig, USB hubs, cables) 01:51 — Capture workflow in Xangle Camera Server 02:06 — Flash sync for high-precision bullet-time 02:24 — Constant light capture with LED feedback 02:41 — Long-exposure light painting 02:56 — Video capture 03:04 — Results: aligned playback and Gaussian splatting 03:26 — Upcoming feature preview This GoPro multi-camera setup is designed for portability and fast deployment. It works for bullet-time, photogrammetry, photobooths, and 4D Gaussian splatting workflows. 🔗 Full documentation: xanglecs.com/gopro 🔗 Website: xanglecs.com #bullettime #gopro #multicamera #xangle #photogrammetry #gaussiansplatting #photobooth #3dscanning

Xangle Camera Server

Eric Pare Demonstrates Multi-Camera GoPro Array for Bullet-Time and Photogrammetry