Wanna see something cool? (Pic taken with GS7 camera)

[flintlock]

During the time the shutter was activated the projectile could have traveled to the target 5 or ten times. There is no way it could freeze enough to see anything. Keep dreaming. Maybe you're seeing the case ejected.

The techniques of freezing super fast motion involve super short duration strobes.

 

[LanceAllan]

i think it's just an abyss in the flash and you are see a little of the dark back stop through the muzzle flash, the trajectory is wrong for it to be the bullet.... but either way, cool pic, if he has just firing a sig

 

[eioous]

Good timing with that one!!!

 

[Robbie_Jardine]

Its cool the way the camera caught the flash from the gun as the trigger was pulled

 

[OceanView]

pretty cool!

 

[bsteppuhn]

Love pictures like this! I've got one too! My husband took with his s7

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[galaxyfive]

Did you pull a still from video?

 

[bsteppuhn]

Did you pull a still from video?

Me? No

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[galaxyfive]

Me? No

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Just good timing I guess.

 

[injoyd]

Lucky timing. I guess you could say it was a great shot.

 

[dpham00]

Cool photo

 

[Thud Hardsmack]

This makes a bit more sense; however, the white blur that appears to be the bullet isn't quite straight enough for me to slap a "Confirmed" on it, plus the slide should still be moving - they don't snap back into place that fast. So, bullet: quite possibly. Dark speck: could be the shell, as it seems to be in motion, but the slide is already closed if that's the case(ing).

 

[brainox]

I really want to go to the us just to shoot guns a little bit. Cant do that here in germany that easily...

 

[badams1]

Love pictures like this! I've got one too! My husband took with his s7

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That's awesome! Mine wasn't taken from a video either. We took a couple videos...and about 20 pics. This was one of 2 pics that caught muzzle flash in them.

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[bsteppuhn]

Burst shot I believe got this one

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[LeoRex]

During the time the shutter was activated the projectile could have traveled to the target 5 or ten times. There is no way it could freeze enough to see anything. Keep dreaming. Maybe you're seeing the case ejected.

Oh, it's possible to get it to the point where you can see the bullet. I mean, if it was bright enough in there, the camera could have an exposure time of less than 1/3000s.... In that time, the bullet will have really only traveled maybe 4" or so... give or take a little bit. At that angle, going away and at a steep angle, that cuts down the perceived travel of the bullet to even less. So it'd show up as exactly what we see, a dark smudgy blur.

To get those totally crisp and clear shots where you can even see the rifle marks on the round, yeah... high speed camera and lighting. But this is legit... absolute perfect timing, one in a million type shot with a phone.

 

[mededitornj]

Great picture on every aspect---S7 camera, gun, gun flash. I can't wait to get to the range to see if I can get a shot like that with my S7 edge and my S&W M&P 9mm.

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[Airstream25]

During the time the shutter was activated the projectile could have traveled to the target 5 or ten times. There is no way it could freeze enough to see anything. Keep dreaming. Maybe you're seeing the case ejected.

The techniques of freezing super fast motion involve super short duration strobes.

Definitely not the case being ejected because the action is still locked.

 

[flintlock]

Oh, it's possible to get it to the point where you can see the bullet. I mean, if it was bright enough in there, the camera could have an exposure time of less than 1/3000s.... In that time, the bullet will have really only traveled maybe 4" or so... give or take a little bit. At that angle, going away and at a steep angle, that cuts down the perceived travel of the bullet to even less. So it'd show up as exactly what we see, a dark smudgy blur.

To get those totally crisp and clear shots where you can even see the rifle marks on the round, yeah... high speed camera and lighting. But this is legit... absolute perfect timing, one in a million type shot with a phone.

If you were to download the pic and look at the exif you'd probably see a shutter of about 1/60 it's indoors, no strobe and a max of 800 iso. 1/3000 is utter fantasy

 

[flintlock]

Definitely not the case being ejected because the action is still locked.

Your correct, the shutter is too slow indoors to even capture that, by the time the action closes the spent case is gone.