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Physics Video/Photo project ideas

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KarmaInitiative
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im doing this extra credit project for my physics class, basically we need to take a video or picture of something cool. I was thinking some slow motion video, like time warp (of course i only have an hv30 so i cant slow it that much). Anyone have any ideas?
Dec 28 2009 7:34PM
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butteredpretzel
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for slo mo you could do the flex and pop of a ski, like pull the tip back and let it snap, it would be way sicker if it was uber slo mo but hv30 isnt super high speed.

maybe try some time lapse stuff?
Dec 28 2009 11:53PM
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chapz
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slo mo of a some sort of magnet could be cool.
creation of icicles (time lapse), more chemistry though, only gravity does work in this situation.
capturing time dilation would simply be the best, but i'd say it's impossible to capture haha
Dec 29 2009 12:11AM
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RileySnyderPhoto
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2i-IPiuCwk

sorry its not letting me hyperlink
Dec 29 2009 12:14AM
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^nate^
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I've always wanted to to see this comparison.

-Film a friend hitting a jump just straight airing it.
-Then film that same friend, going approximately the same speed, doing a front flip.
-Shoot both from a stationary side angle.

Then compare their trajectories and discuss transfer of center of mass etc.



Should be relatively simple but definitely a good lil' extra project related to skiing.


Dec 29 2009 5:57PM
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Smokey.
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calculate to coefficient of friction between the base of the ski and a metal rail (assuming you've done mechanics).

just for reference if you want to use it in a calculation, to coefficients of friction of a waxed ski on snow.

Waxed ski on snow...
Kinetic- 0.05
Static- 0.14

You could also do something like the centripetal force of your ski in a spin.

Fc= (m*v*v)/r
Dec 29 2009 7:29PM
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longbomb
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What you could do is shoot the slow-mo shot you want in the highest frame rete the HV30 can do, then preform what is called frame interpolation.(A program calculates motion between frames and comes up with an in between frame)
Dec 30 2009 2:09AM
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holyDINOSAURS
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only works in 60i
Jan 1 2010 12:31AM
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