Dec 14

Capturing video at the speed of light — one trillion frames per second

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In photography, a shutter speed of one eight-thousandth of a second — the quickest setting on Canon’s new EOS 1D-X pro digital SLR camera — is considered extremely fast. Some enterprising researchers at MIT just assembled a video that blows that spec out of the water by a factor of about 100 million.

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