FAST IMAGING

I used my EXILIM F1 camera, 60 frames per second, to capture raindrops falling onto my asphalt driveway. Notice the raindrops still in flight as well as the craters.

Rain splashes forming crowns on dark surface
Raindrops striking and splashing dark water
Close-up starburst chip in windshield glass
A wooden case with a gun on top of it.

I took the following pictures of Kevin Gassaway shooting his 54 cal. Hawkins muzzleloader for the very first time. I used a 24 frames per seconds video camera and these are the 1st 4 frames in that recording.

Kevin firing Hawkins muzzleloader-1st frame
Kevin firing Hawkins muzzleloader-2nd frame
Kevin firing Hawkins muzzleloader-3rd frame
Kevin firing Hawkins muzzleloader-4th frame

I took the following pictures of Charlie Hanf shooting tracer ammunition from a pistol,

A man is playing frisbee in the dark.
A man holding a baseball bat in the dark.
A man standing in the dark holding a bat.
A man standing in the dark holding onto something
A man standing in the dark holding something.

I took these pictures of a BB being shot into a water filled balloon:

A balloon hanging from a rope next to a tree.
A person hanging some kind of object on the line
A person hanging clothes on a line
A person hanging on a clothes line with a string

Fast Imaging bullet visible

Even though my camera captures 60 frames per second, it could not really “freeze” a bullet in flight, but it did capture a “smear” of the bullet in flight. You can see the “smear” passing in front of the 2x4 in the 2nd of the 3 pictures.

A bottle hanging from the side of a pole.
A bottle hanging from two wooden poles in the snow.
A person standing in the snow with a stick.