Static flow of water. [VIDEO]

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Strobe light?

dont think so, it's possible the water passing over the speaker is mimicking the sound wave being produced. other then that explanation the strobe fits, but the video dosnt look like a strobe effect

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What if the strobe is tuned to sound beat (I don't have sound on this computer)?

I'm thinking that the water is on constant drip making the droplets time-synched. Then adjust the sound. Does it appear that the sine wave freq is constant but the amplitude increases? That would conform with a volume, not freq adjustment.

Not much sound in the video. just the sound of water dribbling into a bucket. might be something like this Flame Equalizer 2009.wmv - YouTube This is also called a rubens tube

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I'll bet that was shot with a digital video camera. For some reason (frame capture rate?), digital video sometimes introduces it's own stroboscopic effect.

Here is an example: stationary rotor blades

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That's great.

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That looks damned weird!

Do you know why people duck when near helo rotor blades?

Because it takes too long to slither along the ground like a snake?

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No pictures, please.

I do. It aint pretty either.

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Nah....it's because they are very expensive