Trillion frames per second

[James Bridges]

http://www.studiodaily.com/2012/08/shooting-at-1000000000000fps/

 

[James T Mather]

Finally Robin Williams can be shot as though he's normal speed.

 

[Mark Phelan]

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing.

"We should stop obsessing about the megapixels in cameras and start focusing on the next dimension in imaging. IT'S about time." Great quote.

 

[Jon Jones]

It's important for us in the video community to have more Megapixels at this point in time, even though in the scientific community it may not be.

 

[James Bridges]

Absolutely, I love the comment, "It would take a year to watch a normal bullet go through the bottle".

 

[Mike P.]

The circle is complete -- capture still, capture motion, then capture so much motion it's essentially back to still.

 

[Darren Levine]

incredibly practical

oh wait....

 

[Petr Dvorak]

Absolutely, I love the comment, "It would take a year to watch a normal bullet go through the bottle".

So we already have dataminig now somebody please develop picture mining technology

 

[Richard Tran]

Although, this thing can't really shoot a bullet going through a bottle.

It works more like how some people shoot droplets falling into water.

Repeatedly taking the same shot with increasing intervals of a repeatable event.

 

[michael zaletel]

Perhaps the point is being missed.

Light travels at 186,000 miles per second. This amazing technological breakthrough is about being able to photograph the movement of LIGHT. This could lead to all kinds of scientific breakthroughs and perhaps solve the world's energy crisis!

-Michael Zaletel

 

[Yousuf Abbasi]

This is a huge technological breakthrough with extraordinary scientific implications.

 

[jimhare]

It's important for us in the video community to have more Megapixels at this point in time, even though in the scientific community it may not be.

Not necessarily, the next generation of motion picture cameras are likely to be lightwave or whatever they're calling it. DOP, focus and other elements all set in post!