All articles tagged with #slow motion
DJI’s Osmo Pocket 4 adds a 1-inch sensor with 14 stops of dynamic range, 4K/240fps slow-motion, and 37MP stills, plus built-in 107GB storage, a magnetic fill light, six film-tone filters, an upgraded joystick, and ActiveTrack 7.0; it launches in Europe and the UK in three bundles but won’t be released in the US.
Birdfy has announced two new smart bird feeders, the Hum Bloom and Feeder Vista, equipped with high-speed cameras capable of capturing 120fps slow-motion footage of hummingbirds and other birds, featuring AI identification and innovative feeding mechanisms, expected to be available in Q2 2026.
YouTubers The Slow Mo Guys used a special camera capable of recording 10 trillion frames per second to capture the speed of light on camera, showcasing a groundbreaking achievement in ultrafast imaging, and highlighting recent scientific advances like freezing light into a solid state.
Rumors suggest ARRI may unveil the ALEXA 35 Xtreme, a high-speed camera capable of capturing footage at 500 fps or more, building on the current ALEXA 35's capabilities, to meet the growing demand for ultra-slow-motion and high-frame-rate cinematography.
Max Holloway claimed the "BMF" title with an epic knockout of Justin Gaethje in the final seconds of UFC 300, prompting the UFC to release a slow-motion view of the knockout. Holloway is now the third man to hold the BMF title and has called for a shot against newly minted featherweight champion Ilia Topuria.
YouTuber Alec Watson and Gav from The Slow Mo Guys explore the history and mechanics of old-school single-use flash bulbs, including the Magicube created in 1970 by Kodak and Sylvania. They demonstrate the explosive nature of these bulbs in slow motion, revealing the high cost and intricate process involved in using them. The video provides a fascinating look at the inner workings of these vintage flash bulbs, showcasing their explosive power to create bright light for photography.
Nature filmmaker Lothar Lenz captures an intense battle between hornets and ants for water in slow motion at 500 fps, showcasing the insects' survival instincts.