Rolling shutter effect. Kalimba playing shot on Canon 5D Mk II

[kalimbamagic]

The unpainted tine just to the left of the central painted tine is C. The C has some great flubbery motions in the video. The frequency of that C is 261 Hz.

Now, the first overtone is something like a factor for 2.6 times higher => 679 Hz.

SO, with 1/4000 s ==> 4000 Hz, you are getting some really high overtones (ie, lots of "nodes", or several up and down waves across the tine.

Cool! -Mark

[alpiel91]

@kalimbamagic what you see is not nodes and harmonics but rather the tine in a different possition each at each line.

[2RandomStudios]

That actually looks really cool xD

[XDesiren]

great

[stefanhuang]

ask your money back.

[dgncadiz]

Sorcery!!!

[gajetjoe]

hi , how did u do it ?? u just made a video , or made a TME LAPSE ! thnx BTW EXCELLENT VIDEO :)

[IceMetalPunk]

I love rolling shutter effects. They make the world look all...squishy :P .

-IMP ;) :)