Microfeed for Mo' Slow-Mo: Objects Breaking (or Not) for the Casio EX-F1 - GizmodoComments for Mo' Slow-Mo: Objects Breaking (or Not) for the Casio EX-F1 - GizmodoComment from JustEaton- May 12, 2008 It'd be cool if we could see in slow-motion for a day, or an altered perception. Oh wait, drugs. Right. JustEatonhttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641663 Comment from MrSophistication- May 12, 2008 Umm... Either someone's pitching all that shit at like 120mph or those are all VERY low frame rates. I was far more impressed by the earlier Casio video posts. I love slow mo stuff as much as the next guy, but if you're gonna do it, get it right. That video was like a bad flip book. I WAS formerly interested in picking one of those cameras up. My desire was instantly dampened by that video. MrSophisticationhttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641481 Comment from Hiphopopotamus- May 12, 2008 I have those same plates! Hiphopopotamushttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641456 Comment from MadOverlord- May 12, 2008 My incredible timing is due to years of studying the obscure martial art, Dien Bien Fu. Roughly translated, this is "the art of being incredibly lucky" I agree, the failed pops are quite interesting, the vibrational modes are entirely unexpected. The viewfinder does show you what you are going to get, but the problem is dropping the balloons on the proper mark from the top of a ladder; you'll note in some of the shots there's a small pebble I was using as an aiming point. MadOverlordhttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641393 Comment from mhlaxp- May 12, 2008 It's a shame he led off with the amazing failed water balloon pop, nothing else really stood up to that standard. mhlaxphttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641284 Comment from P3nnst8r- May 12, 2008 Not to mention how amazing Robert's timing at such slow speeds is to coinciding with the 1812 overture. Bravo. P3nnst8rhttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641191 Comment from P3nnst8r- May 12, 2008 I'd like to say that these slo-mo videos are getting old, and that a Casio camera is getting way too much hype, but yeah, there is no denying the awesomeness that is contained in each of these videos. P3nnst8rhttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641184 Comment from discounteggroll- May 12, 2008 wipes away tear well done. the horizontal limitations seem to make the accuracy of shots somewhat of a nuisance when you're working with a limited amount of space (is it as narrow in the previewviewfinder as it is when it comes out) discounteggrollhttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641181 Comment from dashexpress- May 12, 2008 It looks even cooler when the balloons don't pop. dashexpresshttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641105 Comment from Androidika- May 12, 2008 beautiful Androidikahttp://gizmodo.com/389348/mo-slow+mo-objects-breaking-or-not-for-the-casio-ex+f1#c5641056 |