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There are so many interesting things happening around us, and our mind, our eyes, our feelings skip them. And not because we would want that. Sometimes they happen too fast for our senses. We cannot clearly see them and sometimes not even notice them. And so we are driven by a totally different reality… the reality our minds want to conceive.
Bullet – Copyright © Andrew Davidhazy
Fruit Explosions – Copyright © Andrew Davidhazy
Light dispersion - Copyright © Andrew Davidhazy
Rebounding glass of water – Copyright © Andrew Davidhazy
Object splashing into water glass – Copyright © Andrew Davidhazy
Stroboscopic Motion – Copyright © Andrew Davidhazy
Source: Photographs by Andrew Davidhazy
BRIDGE WIRE
Cordin Company
CATHETER ABLATION
Institut de Cardiologie de Montreal – Michel Montpetit, Alain Girard
HAND GRENADE
Photographs courtesy of David J. Fisher and Rodney L. Robbs, Naval Weapons
Center, China Lake, CA. Official U.S. Navy photographs
EXPLODING CYLINDER
Photographs courtesy of Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, CA. Official US Navy photographs.
Source: Cordin Company
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Stroboscopic motion was an early form of moving film, not exactly moving film, but it was part of the study that led to it
Interestingly, the technique used (a series of cameras set up in a line being set off one after the other) later became what we call Bullet Time and creamed over in that crap pile, The Matrix.
Honestly, is NOTHING original any more? All Hollywood does these days, even in film TECHNIQUE is take something already done and repeat it with newer and shinier technology
Cool pics
Nadine is talking crap. The matrix obviously used a lot of cameras in series to shoot at the same time then use interpolation on a very powerfull (at the time) computer to move seemlesly throughout the scene – hardly the same or even similar to stroboscopic motion and cylinder capture technique taking seperate shots one after the other.
And what a pointless rant – if you are so clever you figure out something new!