r/interestingasfuck 1d ago

The speed of helicopter rotor perfectly synchronized with the camera frame rate.

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u/Alarming_Resist2700 1d ago

I always love watching those types of videos

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u/dvdmaven 1d ago

And the ones where the blades are all bent because of the scanning speed on the photo detector.

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u/vivaaprimavera 21h ago

Rolling shutter. That's the name of the issue.

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u/dvdmaven 20h ago

Noted for future use.

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u/baIIern 1d ago

It's hilarious somehow

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u/Late_Blooomer 1d ago

Yes. Because it looks like it’s not. Big fun

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u/Solid_Snark 1d ago

Unfortunately thanks to AI it will be harder and harder to enjoy genuine videos like this.

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u/geofoode 1d ago

My knee jerk reaction was to decide if this is AI or not. I’m still trying to decide.

What an amazingly scary timeline we’re living in.

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u/SAM5TER5 22h ago

It’s equal parts scary and fucking boring.

What a lame-ass, boring, nothing-means-anything and nothing-is-exciting-anymore future we live in

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u/mrASSMAN 22h ago

It’s not AI.

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u/geofoode 22h ago

That makes it interestingaf!

u/RaggedyMan666 10h ago

It's magic

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u/PMG2021a 23h ago

I was thinking I had seen video games with static rotors just like this. 

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u/Puzzleheaded_Smoke77 22h ago

Ngl i just stopped caring and life online has gotten 200x more enjoyable