Slow motion makes everything better; it makes comedy funnier, it makes action more intense, it makes sports more accessible and it makes bubble popping more hypnotic.
Leave it to the Slow Mo Guys on YouTube to explore not only bubble popping, but a slew of other interesting actions using their trusty super slow motion Phantom v1610 camera, some of which have millions upon millions of views. Watching bubble popping at 2,000 frames per second like in the video is already pretty hypnotic as it is, but things get extra crazy when they slow things down to 18,000 frames per second. To give some perspective, most movies we watch are filmed and played back at 24 frames per second to mimic real life movement. At 18,000 frames, a popping bubble slowly gets eaten away out of existence and looks like a popped water balloon.
Who knows what the Slow Mo Guys will slow down next, whatever it is, it'll be made more awesome by the slow motion.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Slow-motion Content
- Slow motion videos are becoming increasingly popular, offering unique and mesmerizing perspectives.
- High-speed Photography
- High-speed cameras allow for capturing moments that the human eye cannot perceive, opening up creative possibilities.
- Visual Entertainment
- Visual content that is visually captivating and intriguing has a growing audience craving for more.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- The photography industry can explore the use of high-speed cameras and slow-motion techniques to create stunning visuals.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can leverage slow-motion content to add a new dimension of excitement and engagement for viewers.
- Advertising
- Brands can employ slow-motion videos to create captivating ads that grab and hold the audience's attention.
