Pellets vs objects in motion capture pictures. Very Cool!
Some very cool motion capture pictures of pellets vs various objects.
My favourite is the one of the pellet vs the razor blade!!
I can see from some of the pics they used a laser beam to trigger the flash. You can see the beam in a few of them.
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Hmmmmm how about telling Mr. Hefner about this nifty little trick???
http://www.flickr.com/photos/3dstereo/1539337706/in/photostream/
This one will strain your eyes in more ways than one!!! 😯 😯 😆
View crosseyed for 3D effect!! OOHHHH!!!!
More in 3d when viewed crosseyed.
OK, now it’s getting really wierd…
This one is a 3d image if you look at the center one and cross your eyes just right!!! HOLY CRAP!!!!! Way Cool!
Here he explains how he did it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/3dstereo/1624295922/in/pool-highspeedphotography/
Edit, oops fixed link
Some more cool pics here, just scroll left or right on the 2 smaller ones to the right.
This one is a .22 pellet going through 3 water ballons. Very Cool!
http://l.yimg.com/g/images/spaceball.gif
Tried to link as an image, but it comes up blank in the preview.
Now that was neat!!!
And they say that our little guns dont have enough energy to impart shock. Looks shocking to me!
Mike
Felt like playing Where’s Waldo for the pellet on a few of the pics.
Found a link to the pics, you can get some really big ones here for free.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8763834@N02/tags/highspeedphoto/
The link was at the top of the slideshow at the end…
Love it!!! Thanks for the link!
If have a mac, pause the slideshow on the pic you want and press command,shift, 4 and drag it , will save on the desktop
SAW
Bitchin !!!
SAW
funking amazing, that razor blade pic kills it! i always see the live bulet pics like that, but its good seeing pellets.
saw that on the bbs forum a few days ago.
wish i had a camera that good…
Deleated the double post
If you click on the picture being displayed you will get a partial description of it. The clear Christmas ornament for example was filled with water for the shot.
If you want to save the picture you will have to freeze the picture being shown and use a screen capture utility to copy it from the screen so you can paste it into a photo editing program. There are several but I use Faststone Capture, a free utility. You can either capture the full screen, a window or draw out the area to save.
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Some form of Goldfish?