To promote the second season of their popular show Dumt & Farligt – Again, Euro TV station Zululicious published this highlights reel of super slow motion footage from the second season of the Danish TV show. As the web can’t get enough of super slow motion footage, the two week old compilation video has already collected over half a million views.
Entertaining and informative science experiment channel World Scott used a super sweet 100mW Spyder III Krypton laser by Wicked Lasers to burn black flash paper and ignite the vaporized alcohol in homemade rocket bottles.
The results are glorious, creating a spectacle for both the eyes and ears as the alcohol ignites beautifully with very strange side effect noises and whistles. It’s even more magical in super slow motion.
The new video is quickly making the rounds, and is featured on Gizmodo, StuffIStole, and LaughingSquid.
You know those commercials for drink additives where they splash bursting colors into water in slow motion resulting in glorious visuals?
Art group Jacob Schwarz created their own Ink Drop piece with a high definition camera four times as sharp as standard 1080p, commonly referred to as 4k, with music by Tony Anderson to complement.
Great Britain has been tearing down countless old cooling towers and power stations across the country. Luckily for Gavin Free of the uber-popular Slowmo Guys, he had the opportunity to catch one demolition on his super slow motion camera. The falling towers seem to already fall in slow motion in real life, and looks truly amazing after being slowed down.
Some video genres online never seem to get old. Besides for cats and pop music, super slow motion video is definitely a strong contender.
British based The Slowmo Guys are some of the web‘s most popular slow motion videographers. Their latest slo-mo piece, Paint Explosions, proves their worth with dazzling imagery that competes with CGI.
