There oughta be a bullet time video booth (there.oughta.be)

Article summary

The article describes a project to create a bullet time video booth using an array of DSLR cameras. The author used 12 old Canon EOS 400D cameras to achieve the bullet time effect, which was triggered by a custom setup. The resulting video was edited to create a seamless transition between clips. The project aimed to recreate the bullet time effect from the movie 'The Matrix' at a lower cost.

Main themes

• Bullet time effect
• DSLR vs mirrorless cameras
• Camera technology
• Photography
• DIY projects
• Webcam usage

What commenters say

• Mirrorless cameras are surpassing DSLRs in terms of technology and popularity.
• The market is moving towards mirrorless cameras, with many professionals switching to them.
• Some photographers still prefer DSLRs due to their familiarity and existing lens collections.
• The bullet time effect can be achieved with a variety of camera setups, including those using smartphones or Raspberry Pi cameras.
• Older cameras can still produce high-quality images and can be repurposed as webcams.
• The choice between DSLR and mirrorless cameras depends on personal preference and specific needs.