There are tons of different possibilities to set up your lights for your bullet-time shots. Here's an overview of the differences between using constant or strobe lights.

Constant lights

This is the best option if:

• You want to have the same visual for the user experience and the end result
• You're doing interval or jump-and-freeze triggering
• Your cameras are in perfect conditions and are triggering with great accuracy

Some examples:

• 3x Neweer LED 480: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv-e_MJgMkc/
• 3x Voyager: https://www.instagram.com/p/BvjyZsNgK3_/
• 9x Unicolor: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwzmufmg5K8/
• Stage lights: https://www.instagram.com/p/BZUxb-5HuxP/
• Custom made LED strips: https://www.instagram.com/p/BbN3VRrH7Gi/

Tips:

• Make sure that your constant lights are not flickering. Otherwise, you'll see flickering and trigger glitches
• Try to match your white balance with your lights for greater colors

Strobes (flash, popup flash)

This is the best option if:

• You need the best accuracy to freeze your subject
• You're on a budget (you can get away with a single popup flash on one of the cameras
• Your cameras are getting old (lazy shutter) and you start to see trigger glitches when using constant lights