Clothing photogrammetry is a cutting-edge technology that uses a combination of photography and computer software to create 3D models of garments. It is a revolutionary way of digitizing clothing and fashion design, allowing designers to create digital replicas of their clothing designs without the need for physical prototypes. With clothing photogrammetry, a series of high-resolution…
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Horse jumping Bullet Time captures the grace, power, and elegance of horses in motion as they clear obstacles during a jumping competition. Whether it’s capturing the intensity and determination in the eyes of the horse and rider, or the beauty of the horse’s form as it clears a fence, horse jumping Time Slice is a…
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Volumetric, photogrammetry, Videogrammetry, 3D, CGI… these are all the names for this new media type which we explain in detail through this video. We show what it is, how it is done, and what we can do.
We have bought an abandoned derelict eye sore of a building in Sunderland City Centre… and will be converting it into our dream film studio, workshop, and office!! For this episode we will be showing you around, clearing the massive rear garage and gaining access to the main building. We eventually find a huge wasp…
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Bullet time, a photography method that has captivated audiences since its inception, is the technique of slowing down time to create a dramatic and immersive experience. Popularised by the movie “The Matrix” in 1999, bullet time has since been used in countless movies and advertisements. Recently, the city of Berlin has become a hub for…
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This video is to demonstrate how far you can punch/zoom in to your edit, when using one of our bullet time Tiff image sequences within a project. A high quality 14bit 5.5k Tiff Sequence is perfect for the rotoscoping and compositing needs of your post production team.
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This content is created from a huge job we did in Dec 2019 for GSK. At the time it was the biggest rig we had made with 120 camera’s. It was done in conjunction with photographer Rick Guest and his team. The main job was shot over 5 days in the huge white coved studio…
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The green land that you can see on the fly-over has been earmarked to be converted into an arts/cultural hub. Allowing artists and creatives to live and work in their own home with home studios and a community of like wise people. https://www.livingartshub.org There is also the infamous Pop Recs Ltd at the end of…
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Most people when they hear bullet time, just think of The Matrix, as thats where it really became well known. But there were so many other movies before The Matrix. Eadweard Muybridge 1887 In 1887 Muybridge shot this guy jumping about, where all the cameras fired at exactly the same time. Of course there wasn’t…
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Mark Rober, the ultra famous YouTuber scientist, used our Matrix Bullet Time rig, as an example of the real Matrix rig with a screen shot of our Matrix recreation (at 28 seconds in on our video player above)… of course because ours looks better than the original Time Slice rig 🙂 Mark creates a 21…
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