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WP's High-speed Camera Clips / AVIs

 

Preface

Each of the sequences shown here is from the early to the middle 1990s. They were made with SpeedCam +500 (also Camsys +500) and SpeedCam PRO systems of the companies Mikromak, Weinberger and the Fraunhofer Institute IIS-A. Those marked with WP were made on the fly in the cellar at home during a rainy weekend in March 1995. (Thus they are almost historic ;-)

Due to the huge size of the original files, unfortunately it wasn't to avoid to cut the sequences, to resize their resolution and to compress them. Therefore the sequences shown here are of considerable lower quality and format compared with the original ones.
Because a lot of sequences are classified some funny, self-made ones have found their place here. Of course, in the meantime many more sequences even with higher resolution are available in the Internet.

 

Condition

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D-Load

Essential for viewing the following sequences: You need either the DivX 5.0.2 codec or the (Intel) Indeo 5.11 codec. If none of these codecs is part of your installation - more about the topics AVI player and codec (and download sources as well) you will find in the download center [D-Load] of this site, refer to the button on the left.

Here two short and simple tests (less than 4 KB each) whether the codecs are available on your PC: Indeo?, DivX?. If it is successful, you will see an appropriate image.

 

Sample sequences of some digital high-speed camera systems

Each hyperlink in the replay data column will load the corresponding AVI file. It will be played either by a suitable player device, preferred, or directly by a plug-in of your browser.
You will find details in the editorial at the end of the table.

 

Preview Sequences Replay properties Record properties
1 Ignition of a wet match #105, 5/sec, 256x256: DivX (98 KB), Indeo (252 KB) #237, 1000/sec, 256x128, 7584 KB; exposure 1/10000 sec (shutter); WP
2 Ignition of a cigarette lighter #20, 5˝/sec, 128x128: DivX (13 KB), Indeo (45 KB) #51, 530/sec, 256x256, 3264 KB; exposure 1/530 sec (no shutter); WP
3 Ignition of a cigarette lighter with more »fire works«, because with double speed #50, 2/sec, 128x128: DivX (25 KB), Indeo (106 KB) #101, 1000/sec, 256x128, 6432 KB; exposure 1/10000 sec (shutter); WP
4 Bouncing drop of water #75, 5/sec, 256x256: DivX (105 KB), Indeo (275 KB) #126, 500/sec, 256x256, 8064 KB; exposure 1/5000 sec (shutter); WP
5 Bouncing drop of water - »The water strikes back« #52, 5˝/sec, 128x128: DivX (28 KB), Indeo (124 KB) #156, 531/sec, 256x256, 9985 KB; exposure 1/531 sec (no shutter); WP
6 Bursting soap bubble #20, 5/sec, 256x256: DivX (14 KB), Indeo (83 KB);
#12, 4/sec, 128x128x32: GIF (37 KB)
#256, 500/sec, 256x256, 16384 KB; exposure 1/10000 sec (shutter); WP
7 Bursting soap bubble II #10, 1/sec, 256x256: DivX (14 KB), Indeo (27 KB) #61, 1000/sec, 256x128, 1952 KB; exposure 1/10000 sec (shutter); WP
8 Joke pistol #30, 5/sec, 128x128: DivX (12 KB), Indeo (65 KB) #51, 1000/sec, 256x128, 1632 KB; exposure 1/10000 sec (shutter); WP
9 Shooting a bolt with a blowpipe #25, 2/sec, 256x256: DivX (22 KB), Indeo (59 KB) #31, 1000/sec, 256x128, 992 KB; exposure 1/10000 sec (shutter); WP
10 Shooting with a blowpipe at a grape #20, 2/sec, 256x256: DivX (8 KB), Indeo (49 KB) #201, 1000/sec, 256x128, 6432 KB; exposure 1/10000 sec (shutter); WP
11 Collision of two softballs #40, 5/sec, 256x256: DivX (29 KB), Indeo (92 KB) #208, 1000/sec, 256x128, 6656 KB; exposure 1/5000 sec (shutter); WP
12 Barefoot(!) soccer player doing a free kick #195, 5/sec, 128x128: DivX (96 KB), Indeo (483 KB) #256, 265/sec, 256x256, 16384 KB; exposure 1/265 sec (no shutter); IIS
13 Motion of a foot during running #60, 2˝/sec, 128x128: DivX (26 KB), Indeo (168 KB) #256, 265/sec, 256x256, 16384 KB; exposure 1/265 sec (no shutter); IIS
14 Human foot during a jump (view from behind; the glittering spots are so-called fiducial marks for the object tracking) #70, 2/sec, 128x128: DivX (44 KB), Indeo (156 KB) #156, 1033/sec, 128x128, 2496 KB; exposure 1/1033 sec (no shutter); IIS
15 Tom (-cat ;-) during touch down #70, 5/sec, 128x128: DivX (44 KB), Indeo (245 KB) #256, 500/sec, 256x256, 16384 KB; exposure 1/5000 sec (shutter); WP
16 Wasp in flight (snapshot) #30, 5/sec, 128x128: DivX (14 KB), Indeo (65 KB) #171, 500/sec, 256x256, 10994 KB; exposure 1/5000 sec (shutter); WP
17 Jumping rubber spider (pneumatic) #145, 2/sec, 128x128: DivX (91 KB), Indeo (573 KB) #256, 500/sec, 256x256, 16384 KB; exposure 1/5000 sec (shutter); WP
18 Fast like a rat trap #40, 1/sec, 256x256: DivX (81 KB), Indeo (416 KB) #348, 1000/sec, 512x512, 89088 KB; exposure 1/1000 sec (no shutter); Weinberger
19 Karate with tiles #30, 2/sec, 128x128: DivX (49 KB), Indeo (129 KB) #890, 500/sec, 256x256, 131072 KB; exposure 1/500 sec (no shutter); IIS
20 Kitchen mixer crushing bread, start phase #75, 5/sec, 128x128: DivX (33 KB), Indeo (207 KB) #302, 1000/sec, 256x128, 9664 KB; exposure 1/10000 sec (shutter); WP
21 Glass with juice tipping over (color algorithm development phase) #120, 5/sec, 256x256: DivX (387 KB), Indeo (716 KB) #121, 1000/sec, 512x512, 92928 KB; exposure 1/3333 sec (shutter); IIS
22 Swinging (and bursting) glass #70, 15/sec, 256x256: DivX (481 KB), Indeo (958 KB);
#1, -, 512x512: JPEG (15 KB)
#487, 1000/sec, 512x512, no info; IIS
23 Bursting waterfilled balloon #25, 15/sec, 512x512: DivX (153 KB), Indeo (711 KB);
#1, -, 512x512: JPEG (33 KB)
#51, 1000/sec, 512x512, no info; IIS
24 Jumping frog #85, 15/sec, 256x256: DivX (138 KB), Indeo (839 KB) #120, 1000/sec, 512x512, no info; IIS
25 Dog Paul splashing milk #130, 15/sec, 256x256: DivX (173 KB), Indeo (981 KB) #628, 1000/sec, 512x512, no info; IIS

 

Editorial

Expression exposure means the time of exposure of a single frame. Usually it is approx. 1/frame rate. It can be reduced in increments to 1/10 000 sec with an additional LC shutter (liquid crystal).

 

By kind courtesy of:

Even more high-speed cameras sequences you will find there.

 

Just take a look here. Some pre-selected links to high speed imaging:

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