Land Rover in 360-degree bullet time
An Australian collective has created some spectacular 360-degree bullet-time photography for a car ad.
- Webby Award honoree, 2x Gold Telly Award winner
This seamless 360-degree bullet-time video for Land Rover shows the technique at its best.
Last year, we were wowed by this demonstration of light-painting captured in bullet-time photography. The Australian duo behind the creation, Splice Boys, have just unveiled their latest work.
A bullet-time rig consists of a number of SLRs hooked up together to simultaneously capture the same photo from different perspectives. This ad for Land Rover was filmed in China throughout 2012.
Unlike other 360-degree rigs, which show the other cameras in the finished sequence, the Splice Boys were able to come up with a clever way of getting around this technicality. They divided the circle into segments so that they could shoot the car in different locations, but still make it look like a seamless transition in the edit.
You can read more about the Splice Boys' technique in our interview.