Bullets in Flight!

[GoZoner]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/picture-galleries/10574039/Ballistics-photographer-captures-images-of-the-microsecond-a-bullet-leaves-a-gun.html?frame=2791751

[SoCal Bob]

Fascinating, thanks for posting the link.

[rdfact]

Very cool. Pics 7 & 8 seem to show flames inside the other chambers of the revolver. Empty chambers I would guess.

[kcjr1125]

Very cool.

[Dano3467]

Was very cool, thanks

[m16]

That is freakin' cool, you can actually see the sound barrier being broken in several of those pics.

[jaymz]

The concept is cool, but I can't help but think that they look like "crappy cell phone pics". Resolution is poor at best.

[MrExel17]

WOW...now thats pure AWESOME!!! Thanks for sharing!

[StrikeIndustries]

Our muzzle devices are in it! He has been infinitely helpful with us in our R&D.

[Powder_Keg]

Very cool, thanks for sharing!

[titan2]

The concept is cool, but I can't help but think that they look like "crappy cell phone pics". Resolution is poor at best.

Crappy cell phone pics!!!! I'd like to see a cell phone that could take a high speed shot that captures the bullet as it leaves the muzzle of the gun!!!

[jaymz]

Crappy cell phone pics!!!! I'd like to see a cell phone that could take a high speed shot that captures the bullet as it leaves the muzzle of the gun!!!

It's not so much what is captured in the photos, it's the quality of the photos that I think are poor. I've seen very crisp high-speed photos of bullets in flight. These aren't them.

[rsrocket1]

If you love bullet "pron", I dare you to not be able to watch the entire 10 minutes of this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfDoQwIAaXg

(for those handicapped with iPhones)

[hermosabeach]

Slow burning powder?

[Epaphroditus]

It's not so much what is captured in the photos, it's the quality of the photos that I think are poor. I've seen very crisp high-speed photos of bullets in flight. These aren't them.

Not sure if serious ... best to post a link or reference to the photos you wish to compare. These are excellent and technically a very challenging subject. I wish there was more info on the technical aspects of the photographic process uses ... I suspect some photoshoping has been used (some images have clearly been spliced crudely) - primarily to overlay the images of the shooter and the images of the projectiles.