https://player.vimeo.com/video/132024990?color=a8a749&title=0&byline=0&portrait=0&badge=0
In addition to running a giant stock footage archive of over 1,500 4K clips, Philadelphia-based DOP Mitch Martinez also shoots Time Slice, or Matrix-style Bullet Time, footage.
The video above shows slow-motion and bullet-time footage of firebreathers spewing fireballs. It was captured using a rig of 48 DSLRs, a RED Epic, and a Panasonic GH4.
There’s no VFX or CGI involved: everything was done in camera. The DSLRs were used to capture the scene from 120 degrees to freeze time, and the RED Epic and GH4 were used to capture high-speed footage at 120fps and 96fps, respectively.
Here’s a short behind-the-scenes video showing how the 120-degree “Time Slice” rig is set up for this type of shoot:
https://player.vimeo.com/video/129062369?color=a8a749&title=0&byline=0&portrait=0
You can find more of Martinez’s work on his website, Instagram, and Twitter.
(via Mitch Martinez via Fstoppers)
P.S. Photographer Tyler Johnson did something similar to this using a rig of 27 GoPro cameras.
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