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Google Dabs In High Speed Photography

May 6, 2010 by Udi Tirosh Leave a Comment

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google high speedYou can trust Google to do things BIG. Google was set to show the rendering speed of the Google browser – Chrome.

To show how fast the Chrome browser actually is they compared it with several high speed plays. That is to say, they burned, crushed and splashed all over the place like little kids and shot it in slo-mo HD. How slow mo? 2700 frames per seconds.

(If you are reading this via RSS, and don’t see the video, click through. If you do see the video, you may want to verify that your speakers are not set to high).

To show how fast the browser actually is they compared it with several high speed plays. That is to say, they burned, crushed and splashed all over the place like little kids and shot it in slo-mo HD. How slow mo? 2700 frames per seconds slow mo. They did it using a Phantom v640 cam, which can actually go up to 8K images per seconds if you are willing to throw HD away.

If the movie was not awesome enough,the guys at Google were also too cool to show some behind the scenes of this shot, giving us a taste of what goes in a shoot like this where every micro second counts.

Lots of cool things to see in the BTS: the high speed potato gun with the cube style slicer; the dual triggering mechanism and of course the Tesla coil.

Could not help noticing that resemblance between the sound thingy to Chaval Brasil’s Ripples image – just to show you can make those (or at least similar) images at home.

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About Udi Tirosh

Udi Tirosh is an entrepreneur, photography inventor, journalist, educator, and writer based in Israel. With over 25 years of experience in the photo-video industry, Udi has built and sold several photography-related brands. Udi has a double degree in mass media communications and computer science.

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