Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy of The Slow Mo Guys have photographed some bizarre things in super slow motion, but this is the first time they’ve captured what bursting a bubble from the inside looks like. To create a bubble large enough to film, they used a mixture of distilled water, detergent, and glycerin to attract moisture for longer-lasting giant bubbles. Next, Phantom TMX cameras were set up to record all of the action.
A Phantom TMX 7510, which as a 75 Gigapixel throughput capable of 76,000 FPS at a full 1Mpx resolution, was used to capture the popping action at 50,000 FPS. The TMX 7510 is also the world’s first high-speed camera to utilize back side illumination, which allowed Vision Research engineers to develop a custom sensor capable of incredible speeds without sacrificing the image quality that Phantom cameras are known for.
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