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If you are reading this, you've seen a screen with your eyes. But have you REALLY seen it though? Like real proper seen it? Don't worry, Gav is here to help you out. This is How a TV works in Slow Motion.
For this video it's recommended you watch on the largest screen possible to see the bullet.
Gav and Dan wouldn't actually shoot a 50 cal rifle at an expensive phantom camera, but with a cheeky mirror placed at a 45 degree angle, you can get the exact same effect.
Gav and Dan are back in the old garden. Using two cameras they've never used before, they revisit paint on a speaker. Both cameras were borrowed, but it ain't an ad or anything. This is the first video presented at 50fps playback. Because of the new high recording frame rate, we can afford to play a lot of the slow mo back at double speed. Why 50 instead of 60? All our videos were originally shot in PAL because we are british and that.
Gav and Dan take 1 piece of vinyl and spin it so fast it becomes about 50,000 pieces of vinyl. The results are obviously captured by a very high speed camera.
Managed to squeak this upload into the final hours of June to make for a Giant Balloon June video! We've never filmed a giant balloon so slow. We've also never filmed from the roof of the house before. These two things don’t mean this was a good idea. Don't try this at home. You could get an owwie.
This video contains 4 absolutely massive explosions using a variety of explosive equipment such as shock tube, det cord, shaped charges and avalanchers.
It was performed safely under the supervision of explosives experts. Additionally, Dan has training as an EOD in the British Army.
Gav gives Dan a massage with a personal percussive massage device. The instructions said do not use on face... we used on face.
Gav challenges Dan to become one of the world’s first treadmill waiters. It’s not an easy job.
Gav and Dan have fired some massive guns. This is not a video that contains a massive gun. In fact, this gun is smaller than a lot of bullets!
Rainbow Jelly Tennis! Gav and Dan take a revisit slower and colourful-er. Dan also got way more annoyed than he did the first time. Success all round.
Gav and Dan use some absolutely insane frame rates to learn how fast 5 millimetre tempered glass cracks. 3 pieces of glass were harmed in the making of this video.
