Slow motion (commonly abbreviated as slow-mo) is an effect in filmmaking whereby time appears to be slowed down. We captured a 98 mph fast ball traveling direct to lens, then suspending it in time not by using the fastest recording camera in the world at a rate of 5000 fps but with timelabs photography and the animation of an actual baseball spinning on a drill in order to achieve the photorealist appearance of a very high-speed frame rate.
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