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a technique that involves using specialized equipment, such as high-speed cameras and strobe lights, to capture images of fast-moving objects or events at extremely fast shutter speeds
What is "high-speed photography"?
High-speed photography is a technique used to capture extremely fast events that happen too quickly for the human eye to see clearly. By using cameras that can take many frames per second, high-speed photography freezes motion in a series of images, allowing detailed analysis of rapid movements, such as a bullet shattering glass or a drop of water hitting a surface. This technique is used in scientific research, engineering, sports analysis, and in creating visually striking images in art and media.
