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pcernie

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Trillion frames per sec camera developed

http://www.techradar.com/news/photograp ... ed-1047813

God knows how much a lens costs

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Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:19 pm

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Re: Trillion frames per sec camera developed

Trillion frame a second camera...

...and they decide to shoot still life video...

OK...

(I realise it isn't actually still life but it may as well be).

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Re: Trillion frames per sec camera developed

The pulsing light isn't "still".

The same goes for shooting a photon through a cola bottle.

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Re: Trillion frames per sec camera developed


	Fogmeister wrote: Trillion frame a second camera... ...and they decide to shoot still life video... OK... (I realise it isn't actually still life but it may as well be).

The downside of the method is that the image is built up from separately captured 1D lines, so the object cannot be moving. It's quite a cunning adaptation of the standard streak camera, more often used for dynamic spectroscopy.

Fri Dec 16, 2011 3:48 pm

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