We have all seen stuff like this done before but it's usually some sort of huge production team. All of my friends seem to own at least 2 cameras each so I could easily pull this off if I could get 12 of them together :).
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I want to try it... so cool!
Very cool, but "HOW" was it done???
Now all I have to do is buy 10 more SLR's and I can do this :)
Very cool.
Love it. I attempted this with disposable cameras in high school. Now I've got Borrow Lenses to try this again someday.
how they can fired altogheter?
@Leo, I think that they are all taking video, and that is slowed and stitched together
@Leo, oh nevermind. I read how they did it in the vimeo comments.
we used video frames not photos
Just having that many light stands would make me poor. :(
That'd be fun to try. If you had proper colour profiling, you could probably even get away with totally different brands/models of cameras too.
only i min long !!!!!! could have been some more info bts etc
wow thats really cool!
All I need is 9 more photographer friends. And the knowhow to do it. BTS or tutorial please?
The BACKSTAGE video:
http://vimeo.com/21769524
Very good. The camera are not all at the same height, tripods isn't a good idea, pheraps an iron girder was better.