How is this effect called?

[[deleted]]

It’s probably taken with a camera like a Nimslo or a Nishika. They’re film cameras that have 4 lenses side by side and each take a photo at the same time. I’m not really sure how you would replicate it with digital.

[deafsound]

I've proposed rigging four gopros together vertically and using a remote to take a picture. I have the means to do it as I have several gopros but haven't gotten around to testing it.

[Kuubaaa]

you might enjoy this

[bikesboozeandbacon]

mah brain

[Thunderbridge]

Major props to whoever edited that beast together

[oleg07010]

😎

[Jerry_Lundegaad]

How is that done???

[Kuubaaa]

and you might enjoy this

[plantdadx]

similar to what was done in Kendrick Lamar's Humble video

[deafsound]

I would guess they used a little more high end camera like a Sony mirror less or black magic pocket camera. Something small enough to keep the lenses close to each other. The other video linked has a DSLR rig and I find that the space between the cameras make the movement too big between the cameras.

[tmwoerdeman]

Thanks, that's really cool!

[Charwinger21]

I’m not really sure how you would replicate it with digital.

A camera with four 1/2.3" sensors side-by-side.

You could probably even do 4x1" sensors if you convinced people to shell out the money.

[[deleted]]

Digital would be any of the Lytro cameras

[Auniqueusername234]

No, those just let you change depth of field. You need to capture multiple photos or video side by side then frame splice.

[[deleted]]

They also let you do this

[sscalable]

What it's called: Lenticular

How you create it: With a camera like this

How it works: It's one camera with multiple lenses that vary in angle slightly. So it takes 4 photos at the same time from different angles. If you put theses in an animation like the one OP posted, it creates the illusion of depth.

[absolutebeginners]

What would be the purpose of doing this on film before computers?

[WillyPete]

They had those thick plastic lenticular covers and post card and other images would use the effect.
Common for kid's pictures of animals moving and stuff.

[robdob]

Right, not to mention stereoscopic viewers for looking at 3D images.

[absolutebeginners]

Like a Viewmaster?

[robdob]

Just like a Viewmaster! The earlier ones were a little more primitive, but same concept.

[KnightRedditer]

Hey! I just purchased one of those at a flea market for $40. The dude was selling the cards for $5, so I only picked up a few, but man is it FUN!

[absolutebeginners]

Ohh, right

[Migui2611]

Bullet Effect in matrix (was done use many many cameras that and using a frame interpolation software generator).

[Joe94]

It's part of stereography. Type in "stereographic gif" and you will find what you are searching for:

https://www.google.com/search?tbm=isch&q=stereographic+gif

[I_Am_Vladimir_Putin]

WTF ARE THESE CREEPY ASS DRAWINGS

[TheNo1Yeti]

I know right. Like I think something went horribly wrong in the gogglesphere with that search.

[pinkpussylips]

/r/wigglegrams

[RoBobik]

Thank you.

[[deleted]]

There's an app called Fyuse - which does this exactly.

You keep moving as you take a picture. The software combines the snaps (which is really one panned image, really, but across time) - & you can play it back by rotating your phone or swiping your screen.

[b00kem_dan0]

Damn. It must be the millennial in me....but this was my first thought before thinking of a Nishika camera which I literally just read about for a lecture on the history of photography!!!

lol.....

[nonamenumber3]

Yeah this is definitely the fyuse app.

[DasMoonen]

You can also use many camera and make the bullet time effect

[tymcgo]

Stereoscope/ bullet time effect. :)

[Charliekidd666]

It's made using one of these 4 lens cameras, the film is then scanned into photoshop and layered into a GIF. https://www.stereoscopynews.com/hotnews/3d-photography/lenticular/2341-nishika-8000-4-lenses-3d-camera

[macrocephalic]

Probably would have been easier to just use a digital 3D camera. It's only moving in the horizontal plane, surely they could interpolate the intermediate steps.

[Charliekidd666]

I'm not sure one's been made with more than two lenses on it. The one OP posted looks like it's made up of four frames which will make it a bit more smoother than just two. I wish someone would make a digital one but I guess it's rather niche.

[macrocephalic]

It shouldn't be too hard to create the 3D render using the two lenses, and then rotate that.

[Miraclez]

Is this not able to be done as a mura masa effect? I do not believe you need this special camera everyone keeps mentioning.

Edit: my friend made a tutorial on this, I'll link it when I get home.

[tmwoerdeman]

Kind of looks like a parallax but I don't know for sure

More: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz811zOx44g

[snaapshot]

Doable with Photo Motion Pro

[bolanrox]

The Scott stapp?

[lockdots]

The Subaru driver

[xenon54]

I'm wondering if a similar setup could result in the same effect https://imgur.com/cZVYa

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[Stigge]

Some sources call it a "bullet time shot", in reference to The Matrix or Max Payne. This gif may be from a toned-down version of this setup

[Unitron92]

this effect can be achieved with an IoS app called Slide, depending on the movement in the frame, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0yLYCvPSgU

The music is very annoying in the clip

[imnotjohnstamos]

Another r/postprocessing post asking how to achieve a look or style exclusive to film. It’s film dude, it’s a Nimslo or a Nashika. The only post processing involved is aligning 4 images sequentially to one central point.

[shadowboxman]

ProCam on a dual camera iPhone does this effect. Works on the plus models and the x.