Water Drops - High Speed Photography

[MNUser]

Here are some shots my seventh grade students took using the Time Machine.

[yakfisher]

Those are really cool. I bet they had a ton of fun making those.

[ThunderLund78]

That is just AWESOME! The first one is intriguing with the double ring.

[dockothebay]

Wow - very cool indeed!

[eyeguy 54]

neat stuff!

[MNUser]

Thanks. The students like to go into the studio and mess around with that technology. They have control over the interval rate, drop size, flash lag, and flash strength. They have captured 100s of cool shots. Today a few messed around with a ballistic sensor and shot balloons with a blow dart gun. Captured some neat photos. Took them a while to figure out the fps and figure out some distances. Once they did, they got some cool looking photos of balloons tearing in the air. They love it.

[Dbl]

Great results!! They did wonderful work. I've done a fair amount of high speed photography busting ballons, shooting objects, water drops, etc. all with homemade beam breaker and sound box designs. It is great fun.

[itchmesir]

those pictures are absolutely amazing

[reinhard1]

liquid mushrooms!! very nice. good luck.

[Swimmer]

Very cool! The surface tension properties of water are amazing.

[MichaelSwan]

Looks like they are having more fun than we did in school!

[MNUser]

Very cool! The surface tension properties of water are amazing.

Yea. Add in some glycerin and water becomes much easier to work with. Becomes kinda like milk.