360 booth with 48 D750's at CES

Wish I could have made it this year. Dang!

The Nikon 360&#176 Project &#64 CES2015

Don't know why but I'm not a fan of Jared Polin.

Yes I do know why. He's a jack ass.

Fan or not, I like the effect of this video.

I'll be damned! I didn't think Jared could get even *more* annoying but uh... Well... It appears I was wrong.

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I like him; he can be quite entertaining. He does have interesting points from time to time.

A) it says it used 48 cameras, I think it is more but I could be wrong
B) I would hate to figure out the math and timing sequence to make this work.

pk63015 said:

A) it says it used 48 cameras, I think it is more but I could be wrong
B) I would hate to figure out the math and timing sequence to make this work.

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But there is no sequence. The shot is synchronized because the subject is completely still. The film we see is just showing the shots is rapid sequence.

Marcel said:

But there is no sequence. The shot is synchronized because the subject is completely still. The film we see is just showing the shots is rapid sequence.

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Still, I have seen experiments where they could not get 3 things to fire at the same time let alone 48.

Marcel said:

But there is no sequence. The shot is synchronized because the subject is completely still. The film we see is just showing the shots is rapid sequence.

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But the alignment on the other hand had to be measured and tested to perfection.

What made it interesting in my opinion is the fact that the cameras are not on the same level. Their height varies from one side to the other thence giving a sense of up and down movement to the subject while it's perfectly static.