how the fucking fuck does that even work?!
Man i wanted him to put his finger through there!
I really need an explanation for this
[QUOTE=GreenLeaf;35597998]how the fucking fuck does that even work?!
Man i wanted him to put his finger through there![/QUOTE]
The droplets probably fall at 24 drops a second, and sync up with the 24fps of the camera, making it seem like they are frozen in time.
It does work, and you can do the same with a 24hz flash synced to shutter, cause basically it is phasing all of the other drops out of sync with the shutter apart from those shown.
So the camera renders all those 'faster' drops out, and leaves only the ones in sync with the 24hz sound, which makes the camera see it as a still picture.
[QUOTE=GreenLeaf;35597998]how the fucking fuck does that even work?!
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[QUOTE=Blazyd;35598127]I really need an explanation for this[/QUOTE]
Well I assume it causes it to vibrate, and his shutter speed and the ocillation in the water is at the same frequency so it gives the illusion of it standing still, like this;
[video=youtube;nuQlSvo3HQE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuQlSvo3HQE[/video]
This is so fucking cool its unreal.
explanation aquired. thank you! but i still want to see his finger in there!
That is the single most cool thing I've seen in a while.
Would this work on a much larger scale?
[QUOTE=mac338;35598157][video=youtube;nuQlSvo3HQE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuQlSvo3HQE[/video][/QUOTE]
Imagine your eyes being restricted to 24 fps, then try licking one of the rotors.
I really need the toilet now...
[QUOTE=MadBomber;35600877]I really need the toilet now...[/QUOTE]
Good luck peeing with that subwoofer playing.
The same can be done with light.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvY7NGncCgU&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/media]
Wow, i'm 22 and water can still amaze me.
[QUOTE=mac338;35598157]Well I assume it causes it to vibrate, and his shutter speed and the ocillation in the water is at the same frequency so it gives the illusion of it standing still, like this;
[video=youtube;nuQlSvo3HQE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuQlSvo3HQE[/video][/QUOTE]
The coolest thing about this video is that you can see how a Helicopter's rotor blades don't change speeds, but instead change their pitch and shit, and you can see that in action which is fuckin awesome
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