Tag Archives: High Speed Video
Visual of the Week – Slow Motion Milk Powder Cloud
Jawbreaker, Meet Blender – Visual of the Week
We spent some time filming a Waring Xtreme blender in action with our high speed video camera to learn more about how blending works. In the coming weeks we will be sharing footage illustrating the science of blending.
But for now, enjoy the chaotic last 2 seconds of a pink jawbreaker’s life… We promise it didn’t feel a thing.
Visual of the Week – Cymbal Sugar
It’s pretty amazing to have all the music composition for ChefSteps being done in house for obvious reasons.
For a less obvious reason why it’s great, watch Hans whack a cymbal in extreme slow motion:
Fire Charmer – Visual of the Week
Typically, a person doesn’t smile with glee when their hands are glowing on fire, but then Rusty Oliver isn’t typical. Filmed at 5300 frames per second with a Phantom Flex, our friend Rusty shows us how fun propane-filled bubbles can be in the hands of an experienced professional.
Warning: Don’t try this at home
Visual of the Week • What does 4:00 am look like at ChefSteps?
Combining a high speed video camera and lack of sleep can make for some bizarre creations. Luckily, just about everything looks cool when viewed in slow motion….
Visual of the Week – Neal, Swords, and 2300 FPS
Neal Stephenson + a Phantom Flex + a longsword by angus trim + a cantaloupe…What more could you possibly ask for?
Visual of the Week – Neal, Swords, and 2300 FPS
Neal Stephenson + a Phantom Flex + a longsword by angus trim + a cantaloupe…What more could you possibly ask for?
Visual of the Week – Neal, Swords, and 2300 FPS
Neal Stephenson + a Phantom Flex + a longsword by angus trim + a cantaloupe…What more could you possibly ask for?
The ChefSteps Team Slows It Down With High Speed Video
We Run A Clean Kitchen, But Our High Speed Video Studio Was A Hot Mess!
Last week, the ChefSteps team and some of their friends (Neal Stephenson, Pablos Holman, Kevin Finke, and Rusty Oliver to name a few) made a mess. Not a little mess — an epic high speed video mess.
Grant Crilly demonstrates how to make applesauce with a mallet.
As of Monday morning, every cleaning tool had been put to good use to restore ChefSteps to its pre-shoot condition and the room was abuzz with snippets of conversation about the best things that had happened over the weekend. We’ll be rolling out some of those best things in time, but meanwhile, here’s a photo sampler from the weekend for your enjoyment.
Ryan Matthew Smith disappears into a floury cloud.
Neal Stephenson sneaks up on a cantaloupe
with his longsword by Angus Trim.
Grant Crilly loads up a satsuma for the ride of its life.
From L-R: Ryan Matthew Smith, Nathan Pegram, Hans’ cousin, Greg Mattson, and Hans Twite look on in amazement. What are they looking at?
ChefSteps is Chris Young, Grant Crilly and Ryan Matthew Smith.
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