SteveStrummerUK
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Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
Remember the iconic high-speed images captured by Harold Edgerton back in the sixties, such as this:  This video is introduced by his nephew, and shows how a burst of photons is captured as it moves across a scene. To get an idea of how much faster this technique is compared to Edgerton's, it would take about a year to watch the passage of the bullet through the apple in the set up above. Incredible.
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SteveStrummerUK
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/01 11:25:28
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/01 11:43:41
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they said 'sonar'. 
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/01 12:18:31
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That's cool.
It's a good thing I'm not involved though, because I'd have an irresistible urge to insert a few doctored frames containing images to mess with people.
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SteveStrummerUK
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/01 12:42:43
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drewfx1
That's cool.
It's a good thing I'm not involved though, because I'd have an irresistible urge to insert a few doctored frames containing images to mess with people.
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/01 14:31:19
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drewfx1
That's cool.
It's a good thing I'm not involved though, because I'd have an irresistible urge to insert a few doctored frames containing images to mess with people.
Disney animators does that all the time.
post edited by bapu - 2015/09/01 14:39:30
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SteveStrummerUK
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/01 14:35:54
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☄ Helpfulby jamesg1213 2015/09/01 15:27:42
bapu
drewfx1
That's cool.
It's a good thing I'm not involved though, because I'd have an irresistible urge to insert a few doctored frames containing images to mess with people.
Disney animators does that all the time.
That disney impress me.
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/01 16:47:38
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Steve,
That is truly awesome. Thanks for posting.
Bert
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/01 17:26:41
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drewfx1
That's cool.
It's a good thing I'm not involved though, because I'd have an irresistible urge to insert a few doctored frames containing images to mess with people.
Fight Club? Very impressive stuff!
Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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Kalle Rantaaho
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/04 07:19:34
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Very impressive.
In Finland a guy has started a research of whether light moves any faster under a threat.
Well, he's a cartoon artist...
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/11 22:17:00
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Very cool stuff.
It sounds like the technique is more akin to stop-action or clay-mation (i.e., a really sophisticated Mr. Bill).
What I got from it (I only watched the vid one time) is that they are using a pulsing laser and then sampling down the path of the beam.
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/12 00:28:10
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quantumeffect
It sounds like the technique is more akin to stop-action or clay-mation (i.e., a really sophisticated Mr. Bill).
It's been said that ALL motion is really like this.
Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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Re: Trillion frames per second camera fast enough to capture light moving.
2015/09/12 07:24:59
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Amazing stuff, thanks for sharing! Only disappointment is that after creating a 1 trillion FPS camera, they decided to post on youtube at only 720 HD resolution. :P I can only "imagine" what it might look like in full 1080, or higher.
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