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Photos from Slowmo High Speed Camera Specialists's post 27/01/2020

There is some new kit at Slowmo! Welcome to the new Photron NOVA S6 high speed camera and the EFFI-Spot light.

Click here for details on the NOVA - https://slowmo.co.uk/cameras/photron-nova-s6-mono/

The EFFI-Spot light was purchased for high speed macro applications, where you need extremely brightness in a small area. Look at our Macro Imaging page to see how the new light works with the NOVA and Navitar zoom lens

https://slowmo.co.uk/applications/high-speed-macro-imaging/

Photos from Slowmo High Speed Camera Specialists's post 27/03/2018

Busy first 3 months to 2018. It's amazing the range of applications that Slowmo's Photron cameras have covered this year already:

Roller bearings, Tissue paper manufacture, Simulated domestic gas explosions, Wind turbine blades, Car management PCBs, Drop testing of a x-ray dental device, Drone based firing of an anti-IED device, Capping line for drinks bottles, Destructive testing of train windows, Car tyre tread analysis in the wet, Foot contacts of sprint athletes, Explosive mitigation containers, Small detonator based wire cutters, Bulletproof vest inserts as well as a couple of music videos!

Hope the rest of the year is just as varied.

High Speed Macro Imaging - Slowmo - High Speed Camera Specialists 02/05/2017

New macro lens now available for use with Slowmo's high-speed cameras.

High Speed Macro Imaging - Slowmo - High Speed Camera Specialists The recording of images of extremely small moving objects or processes requires both ultra-high frame rates and high magnification. Slowmo has a special zoom lens to cover this type of application. When used with the Photron SAX2 high speed camera, extreme close-ups at ultra-high frame rates are pos...

11/11/2016

People always ask what has been the best thing I've filmed in slow motion. Well, I can't pin it down to just one shot out of thousands, so I thought I would post some of my personal favourites.

We begin with the hummingbird hawkmoth shot for the BBC in wildlife cameraman, Alastair Macewen's, back garden, about 10 years ago now. Wonderfully composed sequence. The remarkable thing is that the hawkmoth, flys around the flower and feeds and does it all in 0.8 of a second!

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