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

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

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$899.00 USD
$899.00 USD
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**2026 UPDATE ** NEW VERSION AVAILABLE ON https://virtual.ink/

Virtual ink is a video light-painting software we created in 2015 for a live performance we did at TEDxMontréal. It has been used since then in some big scales shows but I failed to find time for me to play with this technology. It’s only in 2018 that we finally decided to make a much more polished product that is drastically faster and includes tons of new options. This new version goal is to help you create, perform, entertain or teach. That means it can be used either in a studio, on a stage, in a photobooth or at school. 






Virtual.ink is a real-time video light-painting software. It uses the hdmi feed of your camera to capture 1080p footage and provide you nearly instant replay.

See full details & tier differences on https://virtual.ink/

Features:
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  • 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
  • Kaleidoscope mode
  • Audio recording & speed control
  • Automatic crossfade at reset (customizable from 0 to 5 seconds)
  • Decay mode
  • Save photo and/or video
  • Image/video gallery
  • Countdown
  • Replay monitor (auto loops last or five last created videos)
  • Pause, resume and reset exposure
  • Up to 4k resolution
  • Light-painting while not recording + clean hdmi out
  • Video post-processing add-ons: Watermark, Alpha transparency (.MOV) overlays, blending mode (.MP4) overlays, Color Grading (LUT), intro/outro video, mp3 soundtrack
  • Sharing system (photobooth) - by email or QR code, no 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) - link1 link2
  • Patrick Rochon (Canada) - link
  • Steamcreative (USA) - link
  • David Scott (USA) - link
  • Andrea Boyle (USA) - link
  • Frédérick Leroux (France) - link
  • Tim McGraw - link
  • Denis Smith - link
  • Kocho - link 

 

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