..light portions), seem to be slowing/stopping/reversing, because your eye is capturing the image at set intervals, and the wheel's dark/light portions have gone all the way around, but seem to have only moved an inch from where you saw them last (This all happens repeatedly every second, giving the effect of a slow/stopped/reversed direction of the hubcap)
On top of that, a similar effect can happen to the naked eye with car tires.
When a car hits about 60km/h, it's going at such a rate that the hubcaps appear to slow down, stop and even spin backwards slowly (as long as the car stays at that speed)
It's because your eyes are like video cameras, sending still images to your brain every so often (tiny fractions of a second per picture)
Once the wheel hits a specific speed, the parts of the wheel that you recognize (dark portions on top of..
The blades are actually spinning quite fast; to put in more plain language what gerardius said,
a video camera takes a specific number of still frames per second (so many that to us it seems moving, but it's actually just thousands of pictures showed right after eachother)
They look slow because the speed of the rotor is at such a rate that the frames per second (FPS) of the camera takes them at a rate that the rotor only shows up in those positions which makes it appear to slowly move.
The rotor seems that is spinning slowly, but it doesn't. It's an optical effect, due to the similar frequency or the rotor spin, and the frames frequency of the camera. Is similar to the stroboscopic effect. I hope this poor explanation (sorry for my english) can help to you.
lol the falls ripped his clothes off hahaa
Laucheehung 2 years ago
the reason he is naked is because when he went over the falls, the pressure of the water ripped his clothes off
injectthevenom01 2 years ago
lmfao i just noticed that he is naked WTF maybe he thought i should be naked when i kill my self LMFAO
YouTubaPlaya 3 years ago
y is the guy naked in the water ? wtf
KINGKEVCELTIC 3 years ago 3
the Pressure of the water in the falls ripped his clothes off
0110012 2 years ago
putain mais quel intérêt???
heouaismec 3 years ago
Ehm, all video's on YouTube are 30 FPS or something like that? so it's either the camera, or youtube its fault!
KesavaAVP 3 years ago
..light portions), seem to be slowing/stopping/reversing, because your eye is capturing the image at set intervals, and the wheel's dark/light portions have gone all the way around, but seem to have only moved an inch from where you saw them last (This all happens repeatedly every second, giving the effect of a slow/stopped/reversed direction of the hubcap)
evoluchien 3 years ago
On top of that, a similar effect can happen to the naked eye with car tires.
When a car hits about 60km/h, it's going at such a rate that the hubcaps appear to slow down, stop and even spin backwards slowly (as long as the car stays at that speed)
It's because your eyes are like video cameras, sending still images to your brain every so often (tiny fractions of a second per picture)
Once the wheel hits a specific speed, the parts of the wheel that you recognize (dark portions on top of..
evoluchien 3 years ago
The blades are actually spinning quite fast; to put in more plain language what gerardius said,
a video camera takes a specific number of still frames per second (so many that to us it seems moving, but it's actually just thousands of pictures showed right after eachother)
They look slow because the speed of the rotor is at such a rate that the frames per second (FPS) of the camera takes them at a rate that the rotor only shows up in those positions which makes it appear to slowly move.
evoluchien 3 years ago
why the rotor spins so slowly?
shembensira86 3 years ago
The rotor seems that is spinning slowly, but it doesn't. It's an optical effect, due to the similar frequency or the rotor spin, and the frames frequency of the camera. Is similar to the stroboscopic effect. I hope this poor explanation (sorry for my english) can help to you.
Gerardius 3 years ago 6
its just look like he spins slowly..
Fromer111 3 years ago