Multi-camera software: control up to 1000 cameras from a single interface
Canon. iPhone, Sony, GoPro, PiCam, Android and webcams. Bullet-time/photogrammetry/gaussian splat. Camera control software using USB triggering: No trigger cables required!
XangleCS is a complete multi-camera platform for controlling up to 1,000 cameras from one interface, automating bullet-time and Gaussian Splat photobooths, and managing large-scale photogrammetry rigs. With support for Canon, iPhone, Sony, GoPro, PiCam, Android, and webcams, it also makes browser-based sharing and replay simple for guests and operators.
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New benchmark from our latest shoot: 48 cameras to preview loop in less than 2 minutes. All cameras triggered in sync (by USB!), file transfer, splat training in postshot, and loop preview are automated in Xangle Camera Server.
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Multi-camera / bullet-time photobooth using Xangle Camera Server & RenderQ
176-cameras bullet-time software demo
165-cameras 3d-scan photogrammetry workflow
I put my new bag in a human 3D scanner - EP255
A few of the features
Interval mode, web based modules, digital calibration, custom trigger sequences, touch screen enabled, api support, multiple replay and sharing stations, awesome dashboard, raw shooting, horizontal/vertical orientation, up to 6k resolution, live view, auto focus, ratio settings, mp4, gif and jpgs output, watch folder, branding, intro, outro, soundtracks, offline mode, green screen / chroma key, highly scalable through a network architecture, auto-dimmer, light-painting, rewind, easy camera numbering, frame preview, ultra fast render, selfie-mode, self-remote (touchless), touchless sharing, monitoring panel, watermark, animated background & animated foreground, blending mode overlays, color grading.
About XangleCS
XangleCS is a set of software created to run a complete multi-camera system: connect, control, trigger, calibrate, preview, publish, share. It is currently used by many of the top bullet-time agencies around the world. It is the simplest solution to get started (no trigger system required), and can easily scale over 500 cameras. Camera support includes Canon DSLRs/mirrorless/point-and-shoot, Sony mirrorless/point-and-shoot, and Raspberry Pi cameras (Pi Cam v2 & Pi camera HQ, Arducam IMX519). Triggering is made by USB, and yes, it is super accurate!
Bullet-time (also called freeze-frame or time-slice photography)
Create the illusion of a camera moving around a frozen moment. Bullet-time, also called time-slice photography or a Matrix-style freeze-frame effect, uses a multi-camera array to capture a subject from different viewpoints. Xangle Camera Server brings camera control, synchronized triggering, calibration and video output together, helping you turn those separate photographs into a moving view of the action. The camera arrangement determines whether the result follows a short arc or travels around the subject.
From branded event photobooths to studio productions, XangleCS helps you manage the complete capture-to-sharing process. Connect supported cameras, adjust settings from one interface, and trigger compatible setups over USB without separate camera trigger cables. Prepare calibrated bullet-time playback, add event branding, and deliver finished results through replay and sharing options available with your license. Explore the bullet-time photobooth guide, check supported camera models, or follow the setup documentation to plan your camera array.
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24 cameras green-screen in Brazil by ThinkPrint
50 cameras for RedBull in Poland by Time Busters
100 cameras at The Cube in Australia, by the SpliceBoys
realme 8s 5G | Bullet Time Photography | Behind The Scenes
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Bullet-time tutorial - software & hardware
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