360-degree bullet-time light-painting photo booth at Adobe MAX
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Channel: Eric Paré - Light-painting photographer · 2017 · Education
Experience our first-ever 360-degree light-painting photobooth, created for Adobe during Adobe MAX in Los Angeles, California. This groundbreaking installation combined the artistry of light painting with the precision of bullet-time photography, delivering a one-of-a-kind visual experience for event attendees. Using 32 perfectly synchronized cameras and our proprietary Xangle Camera Server (https://xangleCs.com), we captured stunning, hand-lit portraits in just one second per shot. Over the course of three days, we welcomed nearly 1,000 participants and produced more than 4,000 unique compositions—totaling over 128,000 high-resolution images. Every image was painted live with light, in real time, within a custom-built photobooth designed to immerse guests in a fully interactive creative experience. Fast, efficient, and unforgettable, this activation pushed the boundaries of event photography. Learn more about our bullet-time experiences: https://xanglestudio.com Software that powers it all: https://xangleCs.com Created with the help of Russell Preston Brown, Kim Henry, Jeremy Lloubes, Tony Stranges, Ed McDonough, Johan Silva, Guillermo Castellanos, Matthias Thomas Lamotte and Ange Amargier
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