high speed camera
Captures rapid motion
A high speed camera captures images at frame rates far exceeding normal video—hundreds or thousands of frames per second rather than the standard 24 or 30.
When played back at normal speed, the footage reveals details invisible to the naked eye: a bullet piercing an apple, a hummingbird's wingbeats, a droplet's splash.
Used in scientific research, sports analysis, and filmmaking.
- slow motionPlayback below normal speed
- slow moReduced-speed video effect
- footageRecorded video material
- time lapseSped-up recording of slowness
- frame rateDisplay refresh frequency
shutter · lens · capture · split second · flash · replay · action shot · millisecond · freeze frame · bullet time · water balloon · droplet · pop the balloon · explosion · impact · shatter · light burst · wings
- flow measurementflowmeter, flow meter, flow rate, volumetric flow, water meter
- crash testingcrash test, test dummy, frontal crash, frontal impact, side impact
- Film Effectsspecial effects, practical effects, CGI, digital effects, optical effects
- slow motionslow motion, slo-mo, slow-motion, bullet time, slowdown
- motion sensorsmotion sensor, motion sensors, infrared sensors, movement sensor, thermal sensors
- movie camerasSuper 8, Panavision, Alexa, Mitchell, Red
high speed cameratime-lapse photography
Frames captured slowly, played quickly
still camera · trail camera · security camera · pinhole camera · webcam
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