With the help of a new camera system, the High Dynamic Range Stereo X (HiDyRS-X), scientists captured images of rocket flames of new booster (QM-2) for NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) that provide an insight into extremely bright environments without darkening the rest of the image, this revolutionary technology works by capturing multiple slow motion videos of different exposures simultaneously and then combining them into one high-quality clip.
Regular camera
High Dynamic Range Stereo X
Video:
Related posts:
Scenes from popular movies revealing before-and-after computer-enhanced visual effects
Proof that mothers and daughters are more alike than they thought
The wall that can pee back at public urinators
Wind and solar powered micro-home that can be taken anywhere on earth
Thai triathlete carrying an 18kg 360 degree camera to capture untraveled places for Google Street Vi...
Laser projection mobile input device
Limited Edition Super Car - Jaguar C-X75
Unique electric motorcycle equipped with mirrored body
Weirdly alien-looking sea creatures discovered from the deep
3D printer by university students that prints gardens of individual style
Heartbreaking photo series reflecting the global environment pollution
Windowless jet with a panoramic view of the skies around the aircraft in 10 years
Incredibly apocalypic clouds rolls over the coast of Sydney
Innovative pets communication system
A new smartwatch powered by body heat
0 Comments