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Here is an 11 minute video of a TED talk where a new ultra slow motion method of photography is used that allows video to see a pulse of laser light move through a bottle of water, and uses light to see around corners by bouncing off walls.
It looks a little rough, but I though it might be of interest to some here.
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Now to film model explosions with it.
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It was mentioned that showing a bullet passing through a bottle, recorded with this camera, would take a year.Originally Posted by publiusr
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It doesn't actually record at femtosecond speeds (which would be incredible), the video is built up of many exposures (several min. worth) to get enough light to make a video that shows what you would see if you had a camera that recorded that fast.
If you could fire trillions of bullets, or record as many identical explosions (good luck with that) this technique could give you a video like that.
It's still cool, though.
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