Virtual.ink - real-time video light-painting software

• Real-time video-light-painting app (~300ms latency depending on system)
• Live preview
• Control using a keyboard, a mouse, a Bluetooth powerpoint presenter or a gamepad
  
• Multiple control modes and key binding configurations
• Full-screen mode
• Mirror mode (2x, 4x, twisted butterly, 3x horizontal) 
• Audio recording & speed control
• Automatic crossfade at reset (customizable from 0 to 5 seconds)
• Decay mode
• Save photo and/or video
  
• Image/video gallery
• Slow down / speed up sliders
  
• Rewind / Boomerang effect
• Countdown
• Replay monitor (auto loops last or five last created videos)
• Pause, resume and reset exposure
• Up to 4k resolution (up to 720p resolution on the "basic" license)
• Light-painting while not recording + clean hdmi out
• No record time limitation (20 seconds max on the basic license)
• Video post-processing add-ons: Watermark, Alpha transparency (.MOV) overlays, blending mode (.MP4) overlays, Color Grading (LUT), intro/outro video, mp3 soundtrack
• Dual-cameras allows you to see the light-painter as well as the light-painting
• Sharing system (photobooth) - by email, SMTP account required
• Gallery and Replay monitors accessible from other computers through the same local network via a web browser (local ip address)

Samples

• NHL All star game 2020 (USA) - link
• JZAmir (UAE) - link
• Russell Klimas @ TEDx (USA) - link
• ThinkPrint (Brazil) - link
• Xangle (Canada) - link
  
• Lightpixproject (USA) - link
• LoopdingVienna (Austria) - link
• Patrick Rochon (Canada) - link
• Steamcreative (USA) - link
• David Scott (USA) - link
• Andrea Boyle (USA) - link
• Frédérick Leroux (France) - link

System requirements

• Fast Intel i7 processor (1080p) or Intel i5 processor (720p)
• For 2 cameras, we highly recommend a gaming computer (we're currently having great results using an Alienware or ROG computer)
• Dedicated graphics card (GPU)
• 4GB RAM
• 700 MB available on hard drive
• Microsoft Windows 10 / macOS Mojave 10.14 Mojave 
• One or two hdmi to usb converter (see list)
• At least one compatible cameras (see list)
• Internet connection (license login)
• Dedicated USB3 port

Make sure you have a compatible camera and a compatible hdmi converter before placing an order: https://virtual.ink/supported-cameras/  / https://virtual.ink/hdmi-to-usb-converters

What is the difference between the "Basic", the “Stage”, and the “Pro” versions?
"Basic" is aimed for prototyping or quick content creation. "Stage” is a version for live performances (hdmi output from the processing computer). “Pro” comes with all features for photobooth activations and to save files internally. 

* Licenses are now instantly attributed and can be self activated at any time (within a two months period)
* One license = one computer. You need to log out from one computer to be able to log in on another one