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Slow Motion

Slow-Mo Water Balloon Impact to Face [Video]

First you see what it looks like when a water balloon impacts someone’s face and doesn’t explode. Then you see it in slow motion, which might make it art.

(via Viral Viral Video)

People Running at a Camera In Slow-Motion [Video]

Admittedly, I am not a fan of 3D, but if I ever saw a video that might be done justice by it, it’s this video. Apparently, it’s a music video of some sort, speculation about what sort abounds on this reddit thread. It’s hard to figure out without being able to read Japanese. What’s for sure though, is that it’s absolutely mesmerizing. It’s from way back in the Stone Age, 2009, but definitely worth resurrecting in case you missed it, which you probably did. Sit back and enjoy. Welcome to the weekend.

(via Reddit)

Slow Motion Cymbal Crash At 1000 Frames Per Second [Video]

You’ve seen slow motion jello, now check out this slow motion cymbal crash. Oddly similar, yet quite distinct. Compare and contrast, make a T chart and have it ready to be graded on Monday. Class dismissed.

(via Reddit)

Breakfast Interrupted [Video]

The American breakfast: full of pastries, fruit, various fried meats, eggs. Just look at those eggs benedict on Canadian bacon; that, friends, is perfection. Boy, it all looks so beautiful laid out like that on clean white linen. I can’t wait to dig in! Be shame if something happ-

No.

NO.

(by Bruton Stroube Studios via Tasteologie)

Jell-O as You’ve Never Seen it Before [Video]

You’ve probably been around Jell-O at some point in your life, and observed how they jiggle and jostle in an amusing (though not always appetizing) way. You probably haven’t seen Jell-O like this, wiggling around in slow motion filmed at 6,200 frames per second. It’s rather astonishing to see the familiar cube of gelatinous deliciousness seem to splash outward like falling fluid, only to rebound and reform in midair. A veritable flubber ballet.

(via Gizmodo)

Beautiful HD Slow Motion Experiments

Locked in a Vegas Hotel Room with a Phantom Flex from Tom Guilmette on Vimeo.

What happens when a cameraman spends the night in a Vegas hotel room with a state of the art slow motion camera?

…Pretty things.

(via Laughing Squid.)

Click here to watch it in wide layout.

Animals in Slow Motion: A Collection [Videos]

Everything looks excellent in slow motion, especially animals. They are regal, proud warriors, even if they’re domesticated cats and dogs catching a treat. When shot on high-speed film then played back to dramatic instrumental music, they are just the finest examples of their kind that ever existed. Behold! Animals in majestic slow motion!

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Waterdrop at 10,000 Frames-Per-Second [Video]

This is what a waterdrop dropped onto water looks like when filmed at 10,000 frames-per-second. It behaves similar to a bouncy ball, called the coalescence cascade, in that the droplet dumps about half of its water into the pool of water below, then bounces back up into the air, and repeats until there’s nothing left.

(via Best of YouTube)

Big Bubbles Blown in Slow Motion, as Seen in Reverse [Video]

Here are some big bubbles being blown at a beach, shown in slow motion and in reverse. For the sake of bubble posterity or something.

(via reddit)

Watch a Flamethrower and a Fire Extinguisher Battle in Slow Motion

The epic music video sorcerers of OK Go just might have some serious competition in the form of Dancing Pigeons, a French electronica group. Their latest music video, directed by the always-fascinating Tomas Mankovsky, features a slow-motion battle between a flamethrower and a fire extinguisher. It is as awesome as you would expect.

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