Scientists Develop Camera That Captures 100 Billion Frames Per Second.

[ShadowCaptain]

i think that might be pretty visable, if they see roughly the same thing as in the pics of OP, then there is a clear diffrence between the tracked object(in this case a laser/lazer beam/shot) and non tracked object(mirrors/walls) since the system probarlly uses heat mapping it's easier to see then a normal type of view.

 

I was mostly joking but yeah

[imthewalrus]

wait so 1 second of recorded footage, played back at 30fps is 6431 years of footage

hmm

Did you count the minimum requirement of 24 fps, and not just one fps? It needs to look cinematic enough.

[-TesseracT-]

The eye can't see past 30fps anyways..

 

/s

[WelshDdraig]

Fixed.

 

But I agree though. I think this is one of those times when the scientists are just flexing their hypothetical muscles and saying "hey, look what we can do". Still fucking cool though. And I want my damn invisibility cloak now.

Sorry, meant to say you quoted, then Ubisoft said. My bad. I posted as i was going out the door for college.

As for invisibility cloaks, probably would become a military experiment, government deems it too expensive, sits on shelf for years and gathers dust, Bruce Wayne comes along and Batman 2.0 is born. (perhaps, maybe not the last part...)

[MasterRaceFanBoy]

damn that was quick response (20 seconds or less) you guys even read it through or just the title? :lol:

I only look at the pictures e.e

[AlexStriz]

damn that was quick response (20 seconds or less) you guys even read it through or just the title? :lol:

I tried, but my head hurt after the first two sentences. The pictures were neat though

[Guest Kloaked]

Why would they do this? Our eyes can only see up to 26 fps if your eyes are overclocked

[AlexStriz]

Why would they do this? Our eyes can only see up to 26 fps if your eyes are overclocked

And 24.997 at stock speeds?

[Guest Kloaked]

And 24.997 at stock speeds?

 yes

[Thony]

My first thought was "someone just wants to see them boobs bouncing".

I would love to see how light travels. Hope we will get to see some imagery soon.

[Tech_Dreamer]

My first thought was "someone just wants to see them boobs bouncing".

I would love to see how light travels. Hope we will get to see some imagery soon.

i don't know about 3d imagery only 2d imaging is possible , also i forgot to add the video, it's up now, added it just below the figure diagram extremely short render video with 4 seconds & 2 seconds duration respectively.. couldn't find the video for laser beam race tho

[cesrai]

The videos are bad I liked the other high speed camera where they showed light going through a bottle of water it was on a ted talk.

[Thony]

i don't know about 3d imagery only 2d imaging is possible , also i forgot to add the video, it's up now, added it just below the figure diagram extremely short render video with 4 seconds & 2 seconds duration respectively.. couldn't find the video for laser beam race tho

I dont want 3d image, but now when u mentioned laser beam race, im stoked

[fishy]

The videos are bad I liked the other high speed camera where they showed light going through a bottle of water it was on a ted talk.

 

this was 3 years ago peeps

[cesrai]

this was 3 years ago peeps

Yep it's this one it's awesome.