Raising a glass to David and the successful shipping of his camera

[Critters]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DuPiayORdA

Recorded at 1,700FPS, playback at 60 (28x slowed)
Lit with a Stratus LED module: https://www.stratusleds.com/module
Using a cheap lens: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B...

[JamesB]

Pretty cool video, hurray for David for bringing his creation to life and a real professional high-speed product to market!

[Max]

Lots of work was behind it

[tesla500]

Looks great Critters! Thanks for pointing out those LEDs, I didn't know those existed. Are they very loud?

[Critters]

They are loud, I wouldn't say "very". Using a DB app on my iPhone my background noise (light off) was 44dB and 1ft away from the light when it was on was 59dB

There is a slight flicker, at max FPS (21.65k) it dims every other frame. You can't see it if you playback at 60fps or capture at a lower rate
You can power it with a battery and chain them together which is pretty cool, i'm using an AC power supply he provided

[loudpanzer]

Great shot Critters, thanks for url to the LED's too.

May I  ask if you used any color grading in this video? It looks more contrasty than most of the other flat footage I've been watching.

[Critters]

A good amount of tweaking colors and curves yeah

[Camoit]

How about the life of them? What is your exception from them hour wise? Also what is the longest you have run them time wise?

[Max]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DuPiayORdA

Recorded at 1,700FPS, playback at 60 (28x slowed)
Lit with a Stratus LED module: https://www.stratusleds.com/module
Using a cheap lens: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B...

Hehehe, Those LED's are basically a more compact version of exactly what i built