Most smartphones have the ability to do both time-lapse videos and slow-motion videos. The key is knowing which type of video you want to take and being able to switch to it fast enough to get a good video!
Did you know the technique of taking slow-motion videos was invented by August Musger, an Austrian priest, in the early twentieth century? Musger was also a physicist and a movie lover. You should look it up sometime and see how Musger figured it all out – it is rather complicated.
But the effect is stunning, and it makes it look like everything is moving slow! But you knew that part already! The slow-motion video we found for you is of Maggie, a beagle puppy, and her leaf! Maggie dashes over grabs her leaf, and then runs towards the camera. The huge leaf is as floppy as her adorable ears!
Feature Image Source: Maggie The Beagle
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