Comments by "Brad Griffin" (@BradGryphonn) on "The Slow Mo Guys" channel.

  1. I'm pretty sure that two vehicles hitting each other at 50mph is still a 50mph collision. Something to do with physics that I read somewhere. I could be wrong though.
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  2. 5:12 Now that is an awesome capture. That micro millimetre droplet gets smashed into gas/mist/steam.
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  3. 1:30 I am super-impressed at the simplicity of the camera and explosive trigger mechanism. How cool!
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  4. Dan coming out of the sand was the best part of this. Way cool.
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  5. Does anyone else watch these at quarter speed? Details folks. Details. :)
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  6. 5:30 I'm a little wasted and this footage is AWESOME! I'm a bit of a medical (well anything really) doco fan and have access to the Interwebz and I've not seen this documented before.
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  7. 3:37 There is also a marked (perhaps perceived) reduction in cavitation voids. So I'm assuming the oil and water are emulsified at the tip of the ultrasonic magic machine by way of the oil filling the voids of the water cavitation and then the water collapsing in on the voids and therefore absorbing the oil into its structure. I love water. It's such a trippy compound molecule.
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  8. Very, very cool. Gotta love slo-mo. I think the reason I like your videos and the reason I like to play with macro photography is that you get to see things that you'd otherwise miss. Both worlds are fascinating.
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  9.  @kalrandom7387  Rice, dude. RICE. Read the comment.
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  10. I'm wondering how many people driving along that road got completely tripped out by the Rainbow bombs.
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  11. 6:23 I would buy a poster of that shot. It is very 'PinkFloydEsque'.
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  12. 4:10 I'm lost in nostalgia. In the 70s, when I was going to high school, the local milk bar/smoke shop had room for one pinball machine, and our little gang used to hog it from 7:30am until almost 9am. Luckily, the school was a 2-minute walk. At first, they had some old thing, then they got the Kiss machine. And then came the Playboy machine. One morning I started playing (I think it was 20 cents for 3 games) and started getting free balls etc, and replays. At 10am I left, after having gotten to (if memory serves correct) 998975 or thereabouts. It clocked at a million. The sound when you scored a free ball is still in my head as clear as yesterday.
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  13. 00:35 I am going to assume that the divots in the armour are genuine WW2 armour-piercing bullet/shell hits. That's way cool.
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  14. This brings back memories of my 35mm SLR days. I'd go through a 36 shot roll in the hope of getting a perfect shot of something like a water drop. Then I'd have to wait to get the film developed to see if I got a good one. I kinda miss that level of experimentation.
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  15. 6:05 The car looks like it got a surprise when the concrete barrier went through the roof and hit the more solid part of the vehicle. Nothing happened until it reached almost the chassis, then it kinda 'whoomped' into the ground.
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  16. I enjoy watching liquid metals bounce around.
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