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A lightning to 7000 fps
(9) | 17/07/2012 | Translate: A lightning recorded by a high speed camera 7.000 frames/sec
The shutter of a camera 10.000 fps The Horrible Gawain shows us how it moves the shutter of a DSLR camera (digital SLR) and recorded at 10.000 frames per second. The shutter of the camera controls the light that enters for the creation of photography. In an environment with little light, the shutter must remain open for a longer time in order to capture the maximum light and vice versa. This is called shutter speed or "exposure time".- Perfect laminar water flow from a spring In Val Camonica valley in Lombardy, Italy, a source puts water in laminar flow, shown completely static when recorded in video. The laminar flow of a fluid is the situation where the fluid flows in parallel lines and all the particles passing through a point having the same speed. The flow rate exceeds the frames / second that can record the camera, and so the water in the video seems completely static.
- Motionless water In this video we see an example of laminar flow (Laminar Flow) of the water, which in combination with the camera gives the impression that it is stationary. The laminar flow of a fluid is the situation where the fluid flows in parallel lines and all the particles passing through a point having the same speed. The flow rate exceeds the frames / second that can record the camera, and so the water in the video seems completely static.
- Popcorn 30.000 fps By using a high speed camera Phantom v2512, watch the spectacular "birth" popcorn in slow motion.
- soccer ball against a person at 28.000 fps The Slow Mo Guys filming a football camera that strikes a person, with a high speed camera at 28.000 fps (1.000 times slower than reality).
- Squeezing a tennis ball on the racket Someone recorded from near a tennis ball during a serve. The ball has a speed of 230 km / h when it hits the racket. The scene was filmed in slow motion at 6.000 fps camera Olympus IMS.
- Extinguishment of fire at 1000 fps In March 2013, asked by filmmakers Brendan Bellomo and Greg Wilson to try out the new Phantom camera Flex4K. They had the chance to pull a fire fighting at 4K resolution and 1000 frames per second. An impressive video!
- Moto GP: Turning in slow motion World champion Casey Stoner takes a turn with great skill as a high-speed camera to record the 1000 fps
- The first cat video (1900) The world's first cat video, estimated to have been filmed in May 1900, Madeleine Koehler plays and feeds the family cat. This video is part of the Lumiere brothers archive of over 1400 video clips, which were filmed between 1895 and 1905. The original video has been speed-stabilized and colorized, using the DeOldify machine learning algorithm, upscaled with Topaz video AI and increased fps from 18 to 60 using DAIN.
- Art in slow motion The interaction of liquids with various objects, as captured by a high-speed camera in slow motion.
- The sting of a jellyfish in slow motion If you fear the sting of a jellyfish (tsoychtras), will be more if you see what really makes your skin. A video from the Web Smarter broadcast Every Day, shows us scientists at James Cook University in Australia as they use a high-speed camera, to capture tiny stinging shots.
- Insects take off at 3200 fps The Ant Lab channel filmed various winged insects as they took off, in slow motion at 3200 frames / second.
- When a Bugatti Chiron passes by you at 373 km / h The sound of a Bugatti Chiron when passing by a camera at 373 km / h. The Chiron has a top speed of 420 km / h and makes 0-100 in 2 seconds.
- When the frames are synchronized with the turns of the propeller A helicopter takes off from the playing field of a stadium, and the camera frames / second are the same as the propeller speed / second.
- The perception of speed This train is moving quickly or slowly; Is not it obvious, because our perception about the speed changes depending on the camera zoom. When we observe the scenery from the cabin of the train, we have the impression that the train goes fast. But if you enlarge the image to the rails, speed immediately appears less. A video by Akiyoshi Kitaoka.