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Originally Posted by
Lord of the Fraud
When you consider light travels at 186,000 miles per second, this is pretty cool stuff.
Think about that for just a minute and I think you'll agree it's obviously bullshit. 1 trillion frames per second? How fast do you suppose a shutter would have to move to open and shut 1 trillion times in a second? Unless it's impossibly small, it would have to move faster than light itself.
Or an even simpler question: if the light you see passing through the bottle is moving so slowly relative to the shutter, how is the sensor even detecting it? Cameras work by capturing LIGHT. Photons have to travel from the bottle to the camera sensor for each frame. So if the light is only moving 0.011 inches per frame, how is it also traveling several feet to the camera at the same time?