Who doesn't love a good slow motion video? The Slow Mo Guys—Gav and Dan—sure do! In this video of theirs, they use a high speed camera to capture the motion of four different bullets. And lucky for me ...
Remember that camera we found on YouTube a few months back? The same one that just smashed its Kickstarter goal? Yeah… it’s awesome. And this demo by Applied Sciences shows you one reason why: pseudo ...
Well, it's definitely not one to try and home, but it certainly makes for fascinating viewing. In the video above, YouTube duo The Slow Mo Guys take a tank of water out to the desert and fire bullets ...
The following video clips show bullets in slow motion hitting various bullet resistant materials used in body armor. A couple of videos show bullet resistant glass in action. All of the video was shot ...
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The decline of slow motion in modern filmmaking
Slow Motion in film used to be intentional, powerful, and story driven. Slow Motion was meant to shine light on emotion and ...
The Hydraulic Press YouTube channel is already an entertaining (if occasionally painful) watch. Who doesn’t want to see things get crushed and/or explode… in slow motion? But the channel recently took ...
This amazing two-minute video was created using 48 DSLR cameras stacked side-by-side and a RED Epic camera shooting at 120 fps. The result is an amazing video that combines fire, slow motion, and ...
The clip above is the latest from YouTube duo The Slow Mo Guys. It's pretty much what you'd expect. Gav and Dan line up some deodorants in a row, pepper them with bullets, and then slow the whole ...
Who’s faster than a speeding bullet? Well, in a new video released by the Mythbusters, it kind of looks like pretty much everyone. Taken with a high-speed camera at a rate of 73,000 frames per second, ...
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