Slow motion is a filmmaking technique where the speed of the footage is reduced, causing the action to appear slower than it occurs in real life. This effect is achieved by recording at a higher frame rate and then playing back the footage at normal speed. Slow motion is used to emphasize key moments, enhance dramatic impact, or reveal details that are too fast to notice in real time. It helps to draw attention to specific actions or emotions, making them more noticeable and impactful for the audience.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „slow motion” po angielsku

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