During IBC 2024, Nino had the chance to interview SoonGi Jang from Cineroid and Eungiu Lee from DeepEye Studio. They told us about their joint project, DeepEye Studio, a hardware and software-based fully robotic studio that generates videos and can be operated by one person, saving money and time in the long run. Cineroid is a cinema and broadcasting equipment company known for its lighting solutions, such as the Cineroid Jupiter 500W and 1000W or the Cineroid TL120. A solution in four simple steps As SoonGi Jang and Eungiu Lee told us, the idea behind DeepEye Studio is to create a studio where anyone can easily create professional content. The system is equipped with robotic Flycam cameras, automated lights, and software for testing, editing, and rendering. The final result can be obtained in ten minutes and requires only one person crew. The software analyses and generates the camera and light movements and the editing. – Source: Cineroid. The process that makes DeepEye Studio unique looks very simple. First, users place the object or person to be filmed. Next, they select an adjustable scenario from the 3D animation software. Then, the data is sent to the XL engine in 2 milliseconds to process the information. After this, the system tests and generates automatic camera and light movements and adjustments, shoots automatically, and handles the editing and rendering. Finally, the software generates the images and clips. DeepEye Studio can be used as a green screen and virtual production studio. Using flying cameras...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 25 September