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1,000,000,000,000 Frames/Second Photography
I don’t know if this has been posted here before, anyway, is simply amazing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoHeWgLvlXI&feature=related
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Fantastic!
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This is awesome! I saw this a while ago but had since forgotten about it.
I’d like to see more about the timing and synchronization that they use to create the video. As I think understand it, each frame from the video is actually from a separate pulse or “bullet of light”. It is timed so that in each consecutive frame, the next pulse has traveled a little further than in the previous frame. The result is then stitched together like a time lapse.
This being opposed to an actual 1,000,000,000,000 frames per second recording of one pulse of light. Even so, the fact that they were even able to do it at all is incredible. Regardless of the technique, it still blows my physics-hungry mind.
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I suppose we’ll have to wait for a third party to release the app for that footage so we can use it in X? Right?
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[Marvin Holdman] “I suppose we’ll have to wait for a third party to release the app for that footage so we can use it in X? Right? :-)”
Soon on the Apps Store. For iPhone/iPad.
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Wow, between this and the thread on 3D printers, this is becoming my go-to place to feed my brain. I feel like I’m 12 again, watching the Cosmos on PBS in the 80s. Eyes wide, jaw dropped.
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