The Slow Mo Guys are back at it with more slow motion video. This time, the crew have recorded popping a giant bubble at 50,000 frames per second. How 'giant' are we talking? The bubble is large enough for Slow Mo Guys team member Dan to be completely encased. Gavin and Daniel started recording at 1,000 fps using the Phantom Flex4K. The Flex4K is designed for cinematic applications, so while it doesn't offer the same speed capabilities as some of Phantom's other high speed cameras, the footage i...
The Slow Mo Guys are back at it with more slow motion video. This time, the crew have recorded popping a giant bubble at 50,000 frames per second. How 'giant' are we talking? The bubble is large enough for Slow Mo Guys team member Dan to be completely encased. Gavin and Daniel started recording at 1,000 fps using the Phantom Flex4K. The Flex4K is designed for cinematic applications, so while it doesn't offer the same speed capabilities as some of Phantom's other high speed cameras, the footage i...
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