Very interesting video! I always love slow motion, and especially slow motion involving combustion. I am as interested in the persons finger as I am the frame. Good vid!
I’ve seen a lighter start countless times, but I’ve never seen it in slow motion or really even stop to really see the ignition. I like the sparks that fly out with the flame and wish I could see the spark catch onto the gas.
I love the firework effect that the flint creates as they fly off. The combustion and travel of the flame is so phenomenal. The flame extinguishing is also very cool in how it collapses. The slow motion shows a great aspect to a common phenomenon.
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Very interesting video! I always love slow motion, and especially slow motion involving combustion. I am as interested in the persons finger as I am the frame. Good vid!
I’ve seen a lighter start countless times, but I’ve never seen it in slow motion or really even stop to really see the ignition. I like the sparks that fly out with the flame and wish I could see the spark catch onto the gas.
I like how the flame extinguishes itself.
It’s really interesting how long the sparks keep generating after the strike, I also honestly like the vibe of the low-res footage.
I love the firework effect that the flint creates as they fly off. The combustion and travel of the flame is so phenomenal. The flame extinguishing is also very cool in how it collapses. The slow motion shows a great aspect to a common phenomenon.
I like seeing how the sparks shoot off the side of the growing flame as it comes to a point after each ignition.
I love how turbulent the sparking is. It makes it look super satisfying when they resolve into the more stable lighter flame.