Be sure to see my other videos of more slow motion bullet impacts! Slow Motion video of bullet impacts made by Werner Mehl from Kurzzeit. These are by far the best slow motion bullet impacts avail...
Be sure to see my other videos of more slow motion bullet impacts! Slow Motion video of bullet impacts made by Werner Mehl from Kurzzeit. These are by far the best slow motion bullet impacts available anywhere. Watch for the hollow point rounds in the ballistics gel. Music: Artist:J-Punch Song:Temple (Tribal Mix) Album:Bang It Forward
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Quick math, the bullets look to be going about an inch a second. Bullets generally go about 5000 feet per second (ballpark) Thats 60,0000 inches per second Video playback is about 30 frames per second So thats a ballpark figure of the original fps being 1.8 million fps Other than using some really general guesses, did I do the math right?
It is a million FPS because it is in black and white - this implies that such a high frame rate in that quality just cant be filmed in colour, also you can get compact camera's that films in 1000 FPS (Casio FC100, for example) and I know someone for a fact that they cant catch bullets on video. Finally, you can actually see the bullet turn into liquid after the impact
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Bullets generally go about 5000 feet per second (ballpark)
Thats 60,0000 inches per second
Video playback is about 30 frames per second
So thats a ballpark figure of the original fps being 1.8 million fps
Other than using some really general guesses, did I do the math right?
It is a million FPS because it is in black and white - this implies that such a high frame rate in that quality just cant be filmed in colour, also you can get compact camera's that films in 1000 FPS (Casio FC100, for example) and I know someone for a fact that they cant catch bullets on video. Finally, you can actually see the bullet turn into liquid after the impact
Trust me, its 1 million FPS