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British Cinematographer
FSF Day 2025 – Eric Hasso on In-Camera VFX & One-Lens 360° Capture

Chris Ross BSC speaking at FSF Day 2025 about cinematography, before Eric Hasso’s presentation on in-camera visual effects and One-Lens 360° capture, with a large Panavision camera projection on screen

At FSF Day 2025, hosted by the Swedish Society of Cinematographers, Eric Hasso joined industry peers to explore innovations in cinematography.

 

His talk focused on projection-based in-camera VFX and how his One-Lens 360° Plates system is shaping the future of virtual production.

Eric’s FSF Day presentation introduced the audience to the advantages of single lens 360° plates, seamless, high resolution content that avoids stitching artifacts and enables authentic lighting on set. He demonstrated how projection based workflows can replace or complement LED stages, offering cinematographers greater creative control. The session was part of a wider program featuring industry leaders discussing advances in capture, lighting, and production design.​

“When cinematographers see the realism of projection, they understand immediately, it’s about getting the shot right in camera.” / Eric Hasso

Read the FSF Day 2025 coverage at British Cinematographer

 

About Igelkott Studios

Igelkott Studios is a projection-based virtual production company working in in-camera visual effects. Its One-Lens 16K360 system captures 360° driving plates with a single lens on a single sensor, so nothing is stitched and there is no seam to paint out.

The plates are sold as a public, priced library: 437 filmed 360° driving plates across 14 locations in five countries, 349 at 8K360 and 88 at 16K360, delivered as equirectangular ProRes 422 HQ. Every plate carries a free ten-second sample at full resolution.

Browse the library at igelkottplates.com

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