Skipping a Bullet on Water at 100 000 FPS | Real Life Bullet Time!

[@Beyondthepress]

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[@roland985]

Fantastic work as always guys!

[@28ebdh3udnav]

This video is 10 minutes long. Is it really necessary?

[@28ebdh3udnav]

The skipping bullet is not until the 9:00 mark. Why do you place it in the end?

[@Uprise641]

electricity at 100,000 FPS

[@thomasbarlow4223]

You should have dieseld the pellets. If you put motor oil on the back dimple of the pellet when you fire the light oil ignites and the pellet goes faster. Please try this on slow mo....

[@smartereveryday]

Beautiful stuff!

[@RickBaconsAdventures]

would never have expected 2 years ago when we were smashing random junk that we would end up seeing some groundbreaking footage like this.

[@XboxIssues]

You have no idea what groundbreaking is.

[@rukijo]

@@XboxIssues what is groundbreaking in your opinion?

[@janoschscheldt4379]

The shovel was a "groundbreaking" invention xD

[@rukijo]

@@janoschscheldt4379 very true, literally one of the most important groundbreaking inventions. Right there next to whatever the hell @Kota is referring to.

[@MrTangent]

While it is beautiful, I agree this isn’t groundbreaking. Reason: The Matrix used this technology literally twenty years ago.

[@imbok]

All of these shots are masterful. The skipping bullet shot was truly PERFECT. My hat is off to you guys!

[@Slattery777]

Couldn't have put it better myself.

[@N4CR]

​@@Slattery777 Yep, been shooting airguns for a long time now and that water shot was absolutely perfectly placed.

[@dmaxm2498]

It’s not a bullet. It’s just a kids BB gun

[@zackstewart4109]

@@dmaxm2498 it's a varmint gun. It shoots pellets. Please don't give one to your kids.

[@imbok]

@@dmaxm2498 How interestingly irrelevant.

[@ChunkyMonkaayyy]

I think what amazes the most is just how fast things happen. A second seems like a flash, but in fact so much can happen in a second that it's mind boggling.

[@elainetreadwell5576]

That was truly amazing. My hats off to Lauri for fabulous aiming and to Kronos for super camera x 80.

[@Silverhorse777]

Holy cow, you can actually see condensation inside and under the broken bottleneck, which is flying away, during an adiabatic expansion and cooling of the gas inside of the Cola bottle remains. THAT is what I call detailed) Also you can actually see pellet traveling inside of the water balloons with rapid expansion of the liquid. This is truly awesome.

[@N4CR]

Chronos ring is awesome!~ Hats off for great highspeed tech like that, thanks for partnering with the Press crew :)

[@RemixxError]

2:27 you can even see the water vapors condensing at the top as pressure is relieved in the bottle, the very moment fluids start to escape the shattering glass, truly beautiful :)

[@quinnb6107]

The rotation speed is too high, it is hard to look at when spinning.

[@etiennecouture1552]

Slow it down at 0.5x

[@WHIRLWOLF]

Agree !!

[@trollmastermike52845]

that is how they made the matrix

[@RTXFlyingDusun]

@@etiennecouture1552 0.5x its like 15fps. I wish to watch like 0.5x with 60fps. U know like the slow mo guys

[@LesliePiper]

Could you do comparison of CGI slow mo VS reality (e.g. Bullet in matrix)

[@busara45thevillain22]

These folks are more advanced than I thought. They can afford a bunch of stuff I've wondered about but seem too wierd to ask. Thank you all.

[@doublejaylar]

The cavitation created by the pellet as it passes through those water balloons, is incredible to see in such extreme detail! Seeing the shockwave pushing up the liquid in the soda bottle was awesome! Fantastic video & marksmanship!

[@budthecyborg4575]

BTP is now officially the best SloMo channel on KZbin.

[@Anniarvaja]

Thank you! 😁

[@samuelwarshaw9480]

Anni Vuohensilta I’m sorry, you guy aren’t the best, but you are the second best

[@budthecyborg4575]

@@samuelwarshaw9480 Nope, BTP is best by a long shot. Find anyone else shooting 100KFPS in this quality.

[@AwwwFriend]

No chance, the slow mo guys won’t have their crown taken

[@budthecyborg4575]

@@AwwwFriend They lost it a while ago.

[@travisyayes6343]

That was an amazing shot from the shoulder. To skip a pellet off such a small area of water without hitting the rim is 1 in a million. You should challenge anyone to make that same shot and i guarantee it won't happen.

[@Beyondthepress]

That cheap gun is really good. First I didn't like the sights but I got used to them really fast. Only problem was just that the target is too bright so I have problems seeing the sights at all :D

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

Breathtaking footage as always!

[@patrickspapens5497]

The water from both ballons colliding between them is awesome to see! More of this please!

[@joshbissenden1207]

Every last one of these Chronos Ring videos are so amazing. Keep the content coming, absolutely love it!

[@budude2]

This was a genius effort by David from Kron - he should have no trouble selling a LOT of these cameras now! Quite a step up from the upside mower days!

[@cygneturesounds]

You guys are doing something really special here guys. I wish it was shot a little wider so we could see the full picture but it is still fantastic. Thank you :)

[@WoodworkerDon]

My favorite was the water balloons, but the pellet skipping off the water was a close second.👍

[@freedomfirst5420]

Agreed!👍

[@DeactivatedCharcoal]

When water balloons started deflating their coloring become noticeably fluorescent green & red! I'm guessing those bright lights have a lot of UV. You should try that with black balloons filled with fluorescent dyed water, like the kind added to antifreeze. When the water starts coming out it would be really cool looking!

[@albertclarkson2296]

I agree!

[@sprezzafried4439]

This recording style is absolutely incredible to watch, I love how the cameras capture the angles and depth

[@gdrumeller]

7:48 I see you random guy trying to hide from the camera in the background...

[@MrCh0o]

If he just played it cool this comment wouldn't have been made and I wouldn't have noticed him either

[@arande3]

@@MrCh0o it's like that famous news video where the girl is hiding in plain sight. If she just acted normal it would have been fine. Here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ_Mq3yKfr90e68

[@Teth47]

Now I wanna see Vision Research make a Phantom ring. Imagine cameras that already record at 100kFPS in a ring like that, would be insane.

[@RFC3514]

The Human Millipede.

[@Coastfog]

Crazy how much energy such a tiny projectile can transfer to the water. The world is full of amazing "wonders" and science & technology allow us to take part in this world we're not built to see with our own eyes. Thank you for this footage!

[@boltholeke6487]

Could there be moments where the rotation just goes reaaaally slowly?

[@scythelord]

Not without the speed of the shot increasing dramatically

[@rickyhall7514]

@@scythelord well the clips could just be slower in editing, the frame rate would remain steady regardless.

[@alaeriia01]

@@rickyhall7514 that would require more cameras

[@rickyhall7514]

@@alaeriia01 No I'm saying the video can just be slowed and speed up at various moments in post. Just to keep down that motion sickness feeling.

[@jjohnston94]

@@rickyhall7514 Yep, just slow down the playback.

[@nunyabuisness21mill]

I’m still blown away at your English it’s coming along very well, I’m so happy for you and happy to have found your really cool channels.👍👍👍

[@100SteveB]

The shots of the pellet going through the balloons was truly amazing, if you were to take a still frame from that bit of video i doubt anyone could tell you what they were looking at. Looked amazing.

[@rickcolston2091]

This is easily one of the best! More....are you kidding...ABSOLUTELY!!!

[@marksalot5035]

This was by far the best video I’ve ever seen . I love this channel you have a lifelong fan in me thank you guys so much .

[@axellno1759]

The last one was pretty perfect shot

[@rubikmonat6589]

Dees vater can attack at any time, so ve must deal with him.

[@scratchdog2216]

The fog in the Coke bottle was great, and the balloons didn't even look real. Great job gang. Thanx.

[@cmdrcrimbo]

Great video guys! I love fluid dynamics, The Baloons were the best!

[@tjfritts9013]

Magnificent. Gotta admit, this camera setup yields a result ten billion times better than I expected.

[@nick4819]

7:49 Finnish CIA member caught on cam. WE SEE YOU SIR.

[@Ms.Nightshade]

I don’t recall shorts being part of the normal CIA uniform.

[@nick4819]

@@Ms.Nightshade It's all a part of the ruse.

[@tube71000]

It's SUPO - Suojelupoliisi - "Protection Police" in Finland. ;)

[@Pauly421]

You can tell he's spec ops cos of the tactical duck out of shot, it takes years to master

[@artardFTW]

the spinning is giving me motion sickness lol

[@grekit]

I feel like their 360 videos would be infinitely better if they slowed down the playback speed a bit. The spin is pretty aggressive and makes it difficult to see any real definition in what they're filming.

[@bernardo00124719]

yeah need to be slowed.

[@josephastier7421]

Agreed, slow by a factor of 2

[@olsmokey]

... and zoom out a bit too.

[@saulmartinez1241]

... and show the actual place where the bullet hits in the moment. 2:21 bullet impact is at the back side, 4:22 bullet impact is at the back side, 6:10 the impact is not even on the footage... 7:52 is the only one that actually shows what is happening

[@MultiPaulinator]

Honestly, I don't remember seeing a balloon burst at that kind of temporal resolution before.

[@matthewtrampe963]

This is the only channel I have joined because these videos are freaking amazing! Keep up the amazing work!

[@AlexMiedemaFRL]

Wow. He was right. Every new shot was even better then the one before. Great job.

[@Razgard]

This video is stunning! First I was all hyped with the saw-wheeled car, and now this. You guys have the weirdest, most awesome ideas!

[@Merigold83]

The outro music gives me the Command & Conquer fibes…

[@freedawn_]

Ooooh yeah it does, didn't hear it until I read this lol. good shout bro

[@mattheck6470]

Yeah, who is that?

[@jonatanadolfsson]

Yeah listen to the ending song !

[@uchidakaka9222]

Lightning storm ready. Select the target.

[@Clownler]

@@mattheck6470 'Riding the Storm' - Deaf Election

[@respectbossmon]

Another great presentation of the unseen! Really, these are so much fun to watch, especially the last bit. The combination of Lauri and that air rifle are now designated Pellet Surfer 5,000,000. That was a fine shot, sir.

[@WoodworkerDon]

No Pepsi-Max was harmed making this video. I'm sure much was consumed though.

[@ludvigeklof9422]

Woodworker Don i would much rather be harmed than consumed

[@ironhammer500]

I am just amazed at how water reacts when struck by an object at high speed the last shot was amazing the delay as all that energy is dumped into the water as a shockwave which then reflects off the bottom to make an awesome picture.

[@danc.5859]

For those complaining about the spinning being distracting, I hope you realize that isn't a choice. The way they get the very high frame rates is to run each of the cameras slightly out of sync with its neighbour, so the individual exposures are all taken at a slightly different time. Then, when they interleave the footage from each of the cameras, they have an effective frame rate equal to the frame rate of each individual camera times the number of cameras. But since the cameras can't all lie in the same physical space, each perspective is slightly different. By placing the cameras in a ring, the effect is that of a single camera rotating around the subject (just like the Matrix movies, as has been mentioned). There's no way to eliminate perceived motion of the camera when you're interleaving multiple cameras - at least by arranging the cameras in a ring it gives some semblance of intention to the motion. The only way to film without the perceived motion is by using a single camera, which would reduce the effective frame rate by a factor equal to the number of cameras.

[@firehog]

I've paused at 3:20 and have already seen the coolest slow mo (yet) on youtube. Sorry slow mo guys, this is slow motion with perkele and I FRIGGIN LOVE IT!! I could rewatch this a million times.

[@firehog]

Destin from smarter every day should watch this!!

[@jo-han]

why hasn't this gone viral yet?

[@freedawn_]

This was amazing, to see these things in such a way that is so far from a normal perception is incredible. I cant wait to see more of these. Slow mo is great for so many things and this simply adds in a whole new dimension to it. This is really awesome. Loved it and love the channel :D

[@deekdouglas3055]

I'd never have thought it would skip, with the force assumed it would just drive in shallow, that was wicked :D good shot my man :D

[@bobferranti5222]

It's like watching art in motion, these shots are amazing to watch.

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

Anyone else think the extra content would have been a clay monster getting "dealt with" in slow motion with the pellet gun? Haha

[@jayc2469]

This is a real Treat from start to finish! With an epic _finalé_ of the skipping pellet, that Chronos churns out Eye-Candy from the word Go! Keep leading the way, you 2!

[@DjDustiSam]

Beyond the Press and Chronos ring are a match made in epic satisfaction vid heaven.

[@gwheeler233]

This is fantastic! For the longest time I have wanted to use "bullet time" but on a much larger scale, like 3 to 6 miles, and have the central point be a cloud. Rather than have it in slow motion, have it in time-lapse such that you could see the cloud change shape over time in three dimensions.

[@ThePuliUkko]

SKipping bullet.. This was first time that I wouldn't believe that without the video.. nice shot!!!

[@anderssvensk4317]

The water ballons was the best one. Really looks unreal and something scifi. Good work guy's!

[@zackstewart4109]

Doooods. That into is beautiful.

[@steamfire]

Lauri, you should ask the cronos guys if they can make these into 3D videos by just simply playing the same video side by side, one delayed by a few frames

[@Beyondthepress]

I have all the data stored and I am going to make 3D videos out from best of these

[@latveria1024]

4.5 tons of steel being machined? Worminator 5 Quintillion confirmed.

[@ScarryMarian2012]

WOW,so nice compilation of clips,but,the pellet skipping the water surface is sooo intensivelly satisfying,yet all the shots were great but that water skipping was completelly outta this world !

[@wilco3588]

I do have to say that water balloons shot was awesome! Wilco from USA

[@ZokWobblefotz]

Whoever is in charge of music for your slow-mo shots is my hero :)

[@derKarl_stp]

that moment when you notice you might be on camera and still try to duck so you won't be seen 🤣 talking about the timecode 7:48 in the video😜 by the way nice vid and amazing shots

[@derKarl_stp]

@@user-br7ii3ig8z perfect 😁🤣

[@Rektonator]

@@user-br7ii3ig8z HAHA WTF

[@freedawn_]

LOLOLOL

[@monad_tcp]

lol, if he kept just walking no one would have noticed it

[@robertfajardo2239]

HPC and BTP channels have evolved so much over the years both excellent youtube channels we are lucky to have them. thank you 👍😊

[@Anniarvaja]

Thanks! 😊

[@robertfajardo2239]

@@Anniarvaja it made me so happy to see your reply anni thank you so much 😊😊😊👍

[@WoodworkerDon]

@@robertfajardo2239 don't forget Anni's vlog channel. She has lots of fun videos too. 👍

[@robertfajardo2239]

@@WoodworkerDon sadly it never occurred to me about Anni's channel so i went and subscribed right away 😊 and i plan to start watching her channel thank you for letting me know 👍

[@mushroomsamba82]

I've got one of those break-barrel air rifles, the first time I shot it, it surprised me with how loud it was.

[@PyroNinja713]

Same. I lived somewhat "in town" and immediately had to run inside after first shooting mine for fear that someone would think it was a .22 I was plinking black birds with. Lol

[@chevy383jt]

Probably because the pellet broke the sound barrier and made a tiny sonic boom. Crack! I bought an Umarex Octane air rife so I could shoot at half decent range in city limits. My neighbors are about 100 meters away and they thought I was shooting a .22 or something. The one in this video I believe is also an Umarex. I'm betting that it is shooting at supersonic speeds. That's actually a suppressor on the barrel. Can't suppress it once the pellet is flying. I'm guessing around 1,300 feet per second.

[@chevy383jt]

Mine is capable of 1740 fps, supposedly. Sound barrier is somewhere close to 1100 fps, depending on altitude

[@RaExpIn]

2:25 You can see the sudden release of pressure causing fog to form in the top of the bottle. I know it happens everytime you open a bottle, but here it looks pretty nice.

[@Saareem]

The picture quality on high frame rates is out of this world with the Chronos Ring. 😮 You're constantly double checking if it's actually computer animation. 😄

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

These videos are amazing to watch with every angle covered like this. Great stuff guys.

[@soulreaper9228]

The fact how the Kronos ring works is so simple but yet so genius 👌🏻

[@Piasecznik72]

Wow. This is much better than anything slowmo guys did. Amazing!

[@TheDantheman12121]

THese are just epic. No one is doing anything like this

[@CooManTunes]

Calm down, bum. :'D

[@Mountlougallops]

I wish I could be as creative with my words of appreciation as you guys are with this amazing content

[@pete5405]

This video was pretty good, but now I'm hyped about the extra content :D

[@Flymochairman1]

That's the first Chronos Ring video of yours that I have seen and it's amazing watching the results! The last one was fantastic. Just being able to see the air-gun slug coming to the targets is fascinating. I am looking forward to the other videos you have made. Good shooting Lauri. Fantastic.

[@RFC3514]

I bought 72 Chronos cameras and an air rifle, set everything up to try this at home, but I can't find a "Kokkolabottal" anywhere. :(

[@sewagner504]

I was waiting for the translation on that one hahaha

[@michaeljennisonjr.7410]

I can't believe I'm just getting around to seeing this! The water balloons!!! Amazing! Around 8:15 it resembles a black hole, with the accretion disk between the 2 balloons, and some ultra fast outflows on the entrance and exit points. Amazing. Well done!

[@ilovedogs7224]

I think the spinning high speed camera is very cool but for me some of the shots were to tight and spun faster than I wanted. But your idea of filming all the way around exploding objects is great! I look forward to your next video. 😊👍🏻

[@perkele1989]

That last shot was the coolest goddamn shot Ive ever seen, both camerawise and riflewise.

[@Beyondthepress]

I was really surprised to be able to do that in the first shot. I think we had also lot of good luck to match the skipping lenght so well with the container size

[@perkele1989]

@@Beyondthepress Getting the angle and precision so right must be very difficult, especially aiming while standing up! Mythbusters would never be able to pull a "Simo Häyhä" like that, even on 10 tries.

[@queenofdramatech]

Lauri is an amazing marksmen!

[@zacjman1]

This is why I watch this channel always improving. This will make their channel great

[@buarath9]

Now we know how we can do the classic fighting scenes.

[@markmark2080]

That pellet hit the water and skipped out perfectly without touching the either side of the container, amazing.

[@SangosEvilTwin]

that's some excellent shooting, Lauri

[@kiskbum]

Glad you guys varied the rotation speed looks amazing

[@herefishyfishys]

Makes me think of the universe when I see the spinning coke explosion

[@hilltop4847]

That skip shot was awesome!! Great shooting!!

[@johntheux9238]

Perfect shot!

[@nathanokun8801]

Between the year 1900 and the start of WWII, the US, French, and Japanese (possibly others too) did a lot of tests concerning warship armor-piercing projectiles hitting the ocean surface and what different nose shapes did at various angles of impact and striking velocities as to what it took to cause the projectile to not bounce off the water and what the projectile did when it was moving beneath the water surface when it did not bounce off. Only the Japanese decided to make underwater motion part of their projectile design by having a break-away nose on their projectiles to turn the nose into a tapered flat-faced cone with a flat area of half of the projectile maximum width to get a long underwater path nose-first (pointed noses had too much sideways torque on the point area and usually ended up flipping end over end after just a short underwater distance and slowing abruptly due to this). Later, when air-dropped torpedoes were introduced, this information was used in designing them and, for the Japanese torpedoes used at Pearl Harbor, a set of tilted wooden fins was placed over the rear of the torpedo to keep them from bouncing off the water or diving too deep in the shallow water when released at aircraft attack speeds. This is a complicated topic...

[@russellkowalski4901]

Now this is my new favorite slow mo of the year. Pretty freakin cool. The water balloons look like 2 planets crashing into each other. Also please slow the spin down, going fast makes me dizzy.

[@Kepe]

The spin is what makes this camera setup work. If you slow down the spin, you also slow down the framerate at which the cameras are capturing, which will make the slo-mo less slow, if you know what I mean.

[@russellkowalski4901]

@@Kepe yeah I get what you are saying. Well keep up the good work. I don't mean nothing negative by it.

[@brc20151]

Kepe I was wondering how the camera ring setup worked, thats incredibly clever

[@ripstop5082]

If you are going to do some machining, try a strobe light. It looks incredible when everything is standing still but metal chips are popping off of the work piece. Try varying the strobe speed to make it look like the cutter is rotating in the wrong direction. You'll probably have a panic attack when your eyes are lying to you. I've done this at work on my CNC lathe. Constant surface speed is nuts!

[@StatesideBeast]

That intro. Got me all hyped lol

[@PPYTAO]

When the top of the glass bottle breaks off, it is propelled on a perfectly vertical axis, that’s not random. That means that whatever force had the most purchase on the bottle was parallel to the liquid surface. Which seems to me more like an internal pressure wave from the bottle, than just a randomly propagated glass crack.

[@joshb6993]

@Paolo G cool how it shows how quickly the crack propagates through the glass and detaches the base of the neck nearly instantaneously

[@thebarkingmouse]

Spinning CD. Drip 90% alcohol on it. Ignition source at the edge of the table.

[@orue5499]

yes please

[@wilkas159]

holy moly this was amazing, looking forward to see more. Amazing shots

[@plasmaman9592]

The way you said Coca-Cola made me laugh. 🤣🤣🤣

[@budi0251]

Fluid dynamics study would love this video.

[@KronosIV]

It's pretty amazing to me how such a small mass (the pellet) can displace such a large amount of water while skipping off and traveling away. Did you try to measure pellet speed and how much it slowed down while transferring energy to the water? I'd have to believe it slowed down a lot more than it looked like it did. F = MA

[@Beyondthepress]

On that one I didn't alter the playback speed during the shot so I think it would be possible to calculate. The air rifle is really fast it shoot really close to mach 1

[@Torchedini]

@@Beyondthepress Even though it would be hard to do experimentation with the angle and the effect on water would be nice to see.

[@thomasneal9291]

@@Beyondthepress " The air rifle is really fast it shoot really close to mach 1" that's certainly no toy!

[@aaronz.3972]

The amount of patience those two guys have is astonishing

[@ep3214]

Would like to see spinning and single angle shots.

[@CooManTunes]

Create your own channel, then, loser. :'D

[@jjohnston94]

You can't see a single angle shot with this kind of frame rate. The high frame rate is achieved by the cameras taking one frame each in sequence, around and around the ring. The only way to get a sequence from a single angle would be to literally spin the ring, and that wouldn't work at that kind of speed.

[@bigcheeezzz7135]

Outstanding Laurie and Annie!!. This is definitely one of my favorites 👍💥👍

[@coitusergosum2447]

7:49 I love watching people avoid being in cameras