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    Spinning a camera at 1800rpm in a lathe - GIF

    Spinning a camera in a lathe.




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    In the 1960's some action shows on TV like the Batman series used a video technique similar to what I saw here when the camera started spinning.

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    People like to try things to just to see what happens

    It would be interesting to use a VFD speed controller to see if you can syncrohronize speed and frame to camera position so it appears to not be moving.

    It always fascinated me when I was a kid to see the spokes on the wagons in cowboy movies go backward.

    This video of a high speed boat with surface piercing props in interesting.... to me anyway.

    The props appear at about :30 seconds, and "stop" moving at about 1:00




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    Last edited by hemmjo; Feb 15, 2020 at 05:43 PM.

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