Video: What it's like photographing subjects against one of the blackest fabrics in the world

Photographer Mathieu Stern is most known for his experimentation with weird lenses and cameras, but for his most recent video, he tested out what photographs would look like if you used one of the blackest materials available as a backdrop. The blackest material in the world right now is believed to be Vantablack, a material made by Surrey NanoSystems from randomly-aligned carbon nanotubes that absorbs 99.965% of visible light that hits it. Unfortunately, the artistic use of S-VIS is available e...