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Intel Studios shows off volumetric video capturing with 'Grease'
Last year, Intel Studios announced that it built a 10,000 square foot arena for capturing volumetric video in real time. Instead of just filming from a handful of different angles, it uses over 70 cameras to capture an entire scene in 360-degrees, allowing you to control what you're watching afterwards. We haven't heard much from the outfit since then, but at CES they're giving us a glimpse of what their technology can with a short dance sequence from Grease.
Intel Studios is a high-tech soundstage for capturing 360-degree video
Intel built a high-tech soundstage in Los Angeles for capturing volumetric video in real-time. More than that, the chipmaker has forged an "exploratory partnership" with Paramount Pictures to see what's possible with the technology that can capture a scene from pretty much any point of view -- even that of a horse during a Wild West shootout.
