Breaking the Frame

The project Breaking the frame is based on the stop motion time laps technique. Partially inspired by the photo booth installation, which was a huge success at Hackers Camp 2007, this project sets out to break the 2D frame to create a 3D experience. The installation only works for groups of three or more people, that all have to swipe their RFID tag. Once the installation is activated, an array of (10?) cameras will shut at the same time, capturing the group from multiple angles. The photos will subsequently processed into a stop motion video that will be uploaded to the profiles of the users. Dan, who also works on this project has been experimenting with time laps for a while. Videos of him time lapsing his experiences during hacker camp can also be found on Flickr.

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Science & Technology

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• rfid
• Social RFID
• PICNIC09
• hackerscamp
• social network
• Mediamatic
• Nanko
• anymeta
• Mike Wege
• Dan Paluska
• Arjan Scherpenisse
• Breaking the Frame
• 3d
• Carl Emil Carlsen