1000 frames per second. Cooooooool.

[HarryKeogh]

Very cool video shot mostly at 1000 frames per second at a rugby game. (http://vimeo.com/4167288?pg=embed&sec=)

[The_Animus]

At first I thought, what is the point in 1000fps? We can't even see that quality. Then I watched it and it was slowed down. It was pretty damn cool.

[malaka]

That red (jello?) block almost seems to levitate after boucing. Very cool video!

[Arus808]

wow, this would be cool to film all those nature films. can you imagine when it's filming a HUMMING Bird in flight???

[NobbyNobbs]

I've been seeing an ad lately for a new show on the Discovery Channel called "Time Warp", where they film things at 10,000 fps. I'm looking forward to it.

[elgarak]

Check out Discovery Channel's "Time Waro" (http://dsc.discovery.com/tv/time-warp/time-warp.html).

They use the Photron Fastcam SA1 (http://www.visionsensorsmag.com/CDA/Articles/Industry_Headlines/BNP_GUID_9-5-2006_A_10000000000000482527), which can deliver up to 5,400 fps in HDTV! Higher fps in lower quality, it seems.

[quixotecoyote]

That' reall cool starting at 1:40 when they drop a koosh ball and jello

[AgeGap]

Thanks to HarryKeogh.
I would have thought that the rugby ball would have deformed more though. I am surprised to see it remain rugby ball shaped when kicked.

I have tried to find a soccer ball kicked and filmed in a similar manner but this will have to do;-
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[TheDaver]

I thought, judging from Mythbusters’ and Time Warp’s use of slow-motion video, that the subject always has to be lit very brightly to get a good result.

I’m impressed.

[Safe-Keeper]

Saw this some time ago, there's quite a few such videos on YouTube. My favorite is the water balloon getting popped in ultra slow-motion.

[TheDaver]

One of my favourites:
Archer’s paradox (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzWrcpzuAp8)