Mind blowing display created using 250 canon Dslrs and flash units

[undesign]

"For their music video for the song "Bright Siren", Japanese band androp created a mind-blowing giant display using Canon 60D DSLRs and strobes as the individual pixels. They used 250 separate cameras and flash units, and controlled each one individually using a computer program. Every single light used was real, and no computer-generated trickery was used. You can also check out the behind-the-scenes video they made."

[video=youtube;hYgw7XRf5nc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYgw7XRf5nc&v=hYgw7XRf5nc&gl=US[/video]

Super cool.

 

[BrokenLink]

I dont think that link is working....?

 

[shogun]

I figured out the correct link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYgw7XRf5nc&v=hYgw7XRf5nc&gl=US

EDIT: not that exciting... they just used REALLY expensive LEDs.

 

[Lycanthrope]

I figured out the correct link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYgw7XRf5nc&v=hYgw7XRf5nc&gl=US

EDIT: not that exciting... they just used REALLY expensive LEDs.

This.

It's also a great way to discover whether or not you're at risk of epileptic seizures :wtf:

 

[undesign]

It's cool damnit...in the context of the photography sub-forum of course.

Sorry about the link, was a combination of rss reader, mobile web and red wine mishap.

 

[koffiejunkie]

I'm glad I didn't have to photograph this gig!

 

[DGremlin]

The was brilliant, and I even enjoyed the music.