Bullet time

[SolidSnake76]

bullet time (http://www.ejbdotcom.net/content/12045/Bullet_in_slow_motion.html)

i'm wondering if this is real or animated....

[Cassidy]

It did not work on my CP.. It showed the Windows Media Player Logo the whole time.. Is it my CP?

[azncat]

doesnt work on mine neither =/

[SolidSnake76]

try this

http://www.ejbdotcom.net/content/12045/Bullet_in_slow_motion.html

[ledmonkey]

wow thats crazy awesome

[Cassidy]

It's still not workin' on my CP... Hmmm? Maybe it's just my CP...

[devilsoul]

I'm kinda wondering also Solid, Can't really get a good enough glimpes to tell.

[Dark_Paladin_X]

First link worked fine for me.

It just tore everything up. Pretty interesting.

[Veg1ta]

lks real to me how can they animate stuff they have to know what happens when a bullet goes thru it if its animated then the objects being destroyed is unaccurate to what might actually happen.

[SolidSnake76]

whoever its not working for, update your windows media player. update sumthing

[Cassidy]

Okay... I'll try and see what the problem is today...

[SSJKarma]

probably real...
i mean the more framerate your camera has the slower the images seems to be...
a true camera will film at 24FPS which is the standard for the human eye for 1 second of film.
but there are camera's which film at even greater FPS then that and the higher the FPS the camera has the slower the animation gets.

so yeah it is very possible to see these effects in slow-nmotion as long as you got the 200 FPS camera like they use in certain movie like the matrix, or any other SLOW-MOTION effect in the different films !

btw, did you knew that in GONE IN 60 SECONDS the car chase in the water canal was actually accelerated down to 16 FPS to make it look like the car was running at higher a speed then usual ? i mean come on, nobody could survive in a flooded water canal rolling at 280+ km

[SolidSnake76]

but i'm talking about ther percision of the aiming done on some of those objects. the guy shreaded that card in half, right down the middle.

[Dark_Paladin_X]

It's possible to aim a gun that good. That or manually set up a firing station so that it's lined up straight with it.

[УLØR�£ØN]

Its set up manually to a machine bolted to a steel table, bolted down to the ground. Military uses them to "perfect their guns (aim, and to measure the kickback..or whatever they call it.) The camera is use is digital (obviously) probly $500 plus(very expensive) The vid itself is probly just to test the force of the bullet through objects (as you can tell).


......I think they just waistin' beer...

[SolidSnake76]

and thats how they shreaded the card in half...... http://bbs.projectx.cyberfuturism.com/non-cgi/emoticons/confused.gif

[Dark_Paladin_X]

I guess so. I'm sure they probably tried it out a couple times to see hwo to get it right, then filmed it.