by Lee Morris March 28, 2011 16 Comments FacebookX 16 Comments 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 :). 16 Comments About Lee Morris Follow fstoppers.com Lee Morris is a professional photographer based in Charleston SC, and is the co-owner of Fstoppers.com Related Articles July 17, 2017 The Keys to Composition in Filmmaking August 30, 2017 A Father and His Son Recreate 'The Matrix' Bullet Time Scene With the Help of Photoshop December 31, 2016 Scenes Displaying the Beautiful Cinematography In the Star Wars Films May 4, 2017 Does Shooting Film Make You a Better Photographer? July 14, 2018 Why Are Many Short Films Bad? September 7, 2019 Three Films to Watch That Will Make You a Better Photographer Log in or register to post comments 16 Comments Ido March 28, 2011 I want to try it... so cool! 0 0 Ed Selby March 28, 2011 Very cool, but "HOW" was it done??? 0 0 Eric DiFebbo March 28, 2011 Now all I have to do is buy 10 more SLR's and I can do this :) 0 0 Gary Zin March 28, 2011 Very cool. 0 0 Spencer March 28, 2011 Love it. I attempted this with disposable cameras in high school. Now I've got Borrow Lenses to try this again someday. 0 0 Leo March 28, 2011 how they can fired altogheter? 0 0 Evan March 28, 2011 Leo @Leo, I think that they are all taking video, and that is slowed and stitched together 0 0 Leo March 28, 2011 Leo @Leo, oh nevermind. I read how they did it in the vimeo comments. 0 0 Mattia Campo April 5, 2011 Leo we used video frames not photos 0 0 ckBren March 28, 2011 Just having that many light stands would make me poor. :( 0 0 Sam March 28, 2011 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. 0 0 Keith Hammond March 29, 2011 only i min long !!!!!! could have been some more info bts etc 0 0 Marc March 29, 2011 wow thats really cool! 0 0 Donnie Bell Design March 30, 2011 All I need is 9 more photographer friends. And the knowhow to do it. BTS or tutorial please? 0 0 iborov March 31, 2011 The BACKSTAGE video: http://vimeo.com/21769524 0 0 Luciano Liga June 26, 2011 Very good. The camera are not all at the same height, tripods isn't a good idea, pheraps an iron girder was better. 0 0
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.