[Video] Music Video Made Using 250 EOS 60Ds
Japanese band Androp made this music clip using 250 EOS 60D cameras, mounted on a steel frame and interconnected through a computer. The cams were not used to shot pics, but the mounted flashes were used to make up a big pixel screen. Being driven by a computer, the flashes can produce any light pattern you may wish. Ah, the song is called “Bright Siren”. There is just one thing that’s not clear to me: why the heck did they use all those cameras for their lighting FX?
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Physica
12 months ago |this movie is made a long time ago , but I’m still impressive.
Frank
12 months ago |pretty sophisticated and expensive lightshow
Alex
12 months ago |Dude, this appeared on canonrumors.com at least 1 year ago. Bring in the fresh rumors!
Frank
12 months ago |Well, it’s not a rumor, just a funny video
Sean
12 months ago |Why do the cameras have lenses on them if they aren’t taking pictures?
Frank
12 months ago |Good point man!