water droplet at 1000 fps

[physicsfrac]

It's a Canon high speed camera that has been discontinued. It was donated to our school. The most affordable high speed camera's are the Casio Exilim series. Try the EX FH20. The next step up in high speed cameras are quite unaffordable, as in $10,000 and up.

[ryrams11]

plz respond what camera was that

[yellowman152]

okay umm...

its 1000 fps for sure. physics is awesome

unless you have a phd in videos and fps

shut up and just enjoy the video.

[Ixeon659]

No, it's no 1000 frames per second, it's about 150-250 fps

[WEBentertainmentz]

if it was a thousand fps, it wouldn't look choppy in the final slow down, because it wasn't that slow. It would still look smooth.

[everyonehasaidsok]

This video is not filmed at 1000 fps.

[physicsfrac]

I am not sure why you would think that, but it was filmed at 1000 frames per second.

[zachattack57andahalf]

no its not it was filmed at 250

[nevedis]

why so small image?

and its "filming" not "fliming"