Lately there has been a trend of showing super slow motion videos slowed beyond the native frames per second the original footage was shot on. We love the results of Twixter but nothing can compare to seeing the real thing especially when combined with an extreme sport. The BBC has a great DVD on the South Pacific which features some amazing underwater slomo camera work of waves crashin, and this short surfing clip was the highlight for me. Rudi Diesel shot this on a Typhoon HD4 which at the time could do 500fps at 7 seconds or 1000fps at 3.5 seconds. If you enjoy this segment, check out a longer clip from the documentary in the second clip below.
Patrick Hall is a founder of Fstoppers.com and a photographer based out of Charleston, South Carolina.
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It was shot on a TyphoonHD4 by Rudi Diesel.
You can read more about it here:
http://gizmodo.com/#!5244114/100000-camera-captures-slow-mo-surfing-from...
and here:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_8035000/8035593.stm
sent chills down my spine-- indeed!
I love how new technology is allowing us to veiw the world differetly. A greater perspective and appreciation for it when its sloooowed down. So cool!!!