Timetrack is just the opposite. Instead of one camera shooting 24 pictures a second, a semi-circle of many cameras go off at once. Every one of these cameras takes a picture of an object at the same instant from a slightly different angle. When Potter did his stunt, Taylor and his crew shot 80 pictures of Potter. The pictures were scanned into a computer to create one smooth sequence of a frozen moment.
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