Static Water Flow

[porsche4life]

How to Suspend Liquid Water in Midair

[afterburn 549]

tricks are for kids ?

[porsche4life]

Did you read the explanation? Or was that too scientific for you?

Its a very interesting camera trick. Cool from a science standpoint....

[island911]

Originally Posted by porsche4life

Did you read the explanation? Or was that too scientific for you?

Its a very interesting camera trick. Cool from a science standpoint....

I didn't read the explanation. It was quickly obvious.

fun though

[porsche4life]

Basically they had the speaker cycling at the same frequency as the camera.... 25hz.. For those of you too lazy to read....

A video further down that link shows doing the same thing with a strobe light.

[sammyg2]

[island911]

Originally Posted by porsche4life

Basically they had the speaker cycling at the same frequency as the camera.... 25hz.. For those of you too lazy to read....

A video further down that link shows doing the same thing with a strobe light.

Its cute how you think people need to read about this, as if it were Something new.

Have you never seen an old western movie with wagon wheels seemingly moving like spinners?

[Flieger]

I find it interesting. I've seen that effect with a strobe light before but the speaker is just there to make the drops uniform and not a stream?

The corn starch and water mixtures on a speaker are neat too.

[krichard]

That is cool! Wish I could come up with some smart ass response but can't. Thanks for posting!

[Flieger]

Originally Posted by krichard

That is cool! Wish I could come up with some smart ass response but can't. Thanks for posting!

Please don't there are plenty of those to go around.

[wdfifteen]

Interesting. I thought they just had some dripping water and synched a strobe to it. What they did is much more complicated, but it works.

[afterburn 549]

In the end it is just tricks......special effects ..........no biggie........I want to see perpetual motion !

[red-beard]

Originally Posted by sammyg2

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