Slow Motion Running in Japan

Posted by Ali S. in Funny, Video Clips on October 16, 2009 at 1:12 am


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Ah, the beauty of slow motion video…with a crazy Japanese twist. I ended grinning like a fool by the end of the video as each individual running has a unique and hilarious run. This certainly made my day a whole lot bearable. Keep this in mind when you get near the end,”It’s like a lava lamp…”! ;)

If anyone is interested in the song used for the video it’s “Luv (sic) pt.2″ by Nujabes.

TGIF! :)

Via from the crazy folks at Urlesque – Link
Originally from NicoVideo – Link

 
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Slow Moscow

Posted by Ali S. in Arts & Crafts, Video Clips on September 22, 2009 at 11:40 pm

Slow Moscow from Andrey Stvolinsky on Vimeo.

Here is an amazingly gorgeous slow motion captured video by Andrey Stvolinsky. The music by Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble helps give this video that added surreal noir factor that makes this video quite enjoyable. Also, here’s something fun to do while watching…look at the people’s eyes it’s quite trippy as they walk by but their eyes are fixed on you the viewer. ;)

His official site – Link

 
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Sneezing in Slow Motion

Posted by Queuebot in Video Clips on April 21, 2009 at 9:12 am


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A captivating video of sneezing captured on high speed camera. This public service announcement is from Australia. Now you’ll want to wash your hands and go get a flu shot!

– via bitsandpieces

From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by exidorsadoptedson.

 
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Magnet Mania

Posted by Miss Cellania in Science & Tech on February 26, 2009 at 1:17 pm

Watch this series of slow-motion videos in which 90 small magnets are laid out in a matrix. Then another magnet is dropped on top, which upsets the matrix and causes the magnets to realign, assembling themselves into, um, whatever it is that magnets naturally assemble into.

I know my description is confusing; but take my word, it’s pretty cool. Link -via Unique Daily

 
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