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Yep, extremely fast camera's that can capture movement at the speed of light. Saw it on a science documentary once, something like 1 billion frames per second to catch it or something.
I can't remember the exact details but it was a documentary about cameras. They started with cameras that can capture the speed of a bullet hitting an object. Than another camera which shows a grenade exploding in slow motion and you can see how it blows up like a balloon before exploding. And so on. The last camera they shows was a fairly big one and it showed electricity jumping from one end to the other in slow motion. |
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Looks like they were using a Casio EX-F1..heres some more slow motion action with the same camera...
http://gizmodo.com/search/Casio%20EX-F The Casio can take video @ 1200fps [shocked] |
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Looks like they were using a Casio EX-F1..heres some more slow motion action with the same camera... ![]() |
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Ive just re-read the quote...
Well, this is just about the most amazing thing I've ever seen. It's a lightning bolt that's shooting down from the sky, shot in slow motion. I'm not sure exactly how fast this camera is, but it's got to be shooting at a speed faster than the Casio EX-F1 can shoot at, at least at a resolution this high. Whatever, who cares? Just watch this and prepare to be blown away. So its not a EX-F1 [ban]my mistake ![]() Some people are saying 5000-10000fps to get a shot like that, others are saying its a Phantom V12 which can capture @ 1.000.000fps ![]() http://www.visionresearch.com/index....ge=Phantom_v12 Anyway regardless of the kit used which by the way is SO over my head the end result which we all agree on is simply cool ![]() |
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Right then more vids and more info....
Another slow motion lightning clip. The last one I posted was 15,000 FPS which made it quite amazing. This one is 4,000 FPS; not as many as the last, but still pretty sweet. http://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/...ghtning-2.html http://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/...Lightning.html |
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it can't, light travels at something like 30cm per nanosecond so you need something running MUCH faster then 1200fps to of captured something like seen in that vid. It's exactly as if you referred to fireworks or something. Yes, lightnings are obviously faster than fireworks, but a lightning's movement can be even seen (sometimes) with the naked eye. |
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