@@simpleman8883 You don't need a camera to get this effect. This is just stroboscopic motion and you can see the strobes at 0:09. The same look should be achieved in person as the strobe light effectively gives you vision similar to a camera with a "frame rate."
This would be sorcery back in medieval times
Now You See Me 2
Roshan Ghadigaonkar pretty much
This predates it
The water is falling. Strobe light makes it look like it's rising.
Imagine showing this to a guy that lives under a rock of a primitive 😂
Has technology to levitate water but "480p" video! Awesome!
I'm watching at 240p
GuataFac, locoooo
It still looks as if it is falling down to me, but slowly.
Stroboscopic effect. Very inconvenient to fill a cup, because you get your hands wet and others drink the same water.
Here before viral!!!! As soon it will be on everyone's recommended
But we need to know the FPS of this video
How do you time multiple streams of drops? What kind of pumps or flow control system?
Can I buy this??
Where to buy?
Yea really where to buy?
Its eazy to do something like this You just need a strobe light. It creates the same effect
Its just camera trick guys. You guys just got duped
Thats not a camera trick you noob ;-)
Chris Redfield Yes it is, if you sync the frames with the water it creates that illusion, it wouldn't look like that in person.
@@simpleman8883 You don't need a camera to get this effect. This is just stroboscopic motion and you can see the strobes at 0:09. The same look should be achieved in person as the strobe light effectively gives you vision similar to a camera with a "frame rate."
Mad Lad Labs Never knew that hah
But what could you expect from a @@simpleman8883
What a click bait. I can't believe I fell.