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Monday, December 07, 2009

Filed under: Hardware • Lenses •

Super slo-mo shows how a DSLR shutter and mirror work

Matt Jeppsen | 12/07- 06:07 PM

5000fps video down the barrel of a Nikon D3 shooting continuous 11fps

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Ever wonder what exactly happens when you press that shutter release button on your DSLR camera? The following video shows the sequence of events in excruciating detail. It’s video shot at 5000 frames-per-second, looking at the internals of a Nikon D3 camera shooting 11fps continuous. As an added bonus, they show the lens stopping down to f/16 in tandem. The result is beautiful, and surprisingly violent. Watch below.

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Nikon At CES With The New D4

Dan Carr | 01/15

Hands on impressions with Nikon’s latest flagship

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At the beginning of January Nikon launched their…

Video Feature Improvements In The Nikon D4

Dan Carr | 01/05

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Nikon have just unveiled the new D4 and with it comes some significant improvements…

Nikon Unveils The New D4

Dan Carr | 01/05

Pro model DSLR with major video improvements.

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Just a few days before the PMA / CES show in Las Vegas, Nikon have unveiled their latest flagship camera, the D4.  Featuring a 16MP full frame sensor capable…

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Build a DIY highspeed photography trigger

Matt Jeppsen | 11/07- 01:25 PM

Freeze slices of time, DIY style

If you’ve ever wanted to try shooting high-speed photography like balloons popping, drops of water, glasses shattering, you’ll probably appreciate the following tutorial from Matt Richardson. In the video embedded below, he shows you how to build a simple audio sensor for your DSLR using an Arduino controller that allows you to trigger the camera fast enough to freeze incredibly fast action. Not only that, he takes it a step further to automatically cut his room lighting once the controller is armed (ok Matt, now you are just showing off). It’s a really cool tutorial, watch below…

Stunning DSLR Timelapse of Shuttle Launch

Matt Jeppsen | 05/22- 02:41 PM

Canon 5D MKII’s + 6 wks + 100 hrs footage = 4 minutes of pure awesome

Awesome timelapse of the weeks of NASA preparation before a shuttle launch, culminating with the launch sequence. Watch below.

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