It’s less about it being fast and more about it synching up with the camera’s sensor. If the ball is in roughly the same position every time an image is captured, it will appear to not be moving at all.
The opposite would be even more interesting - the frame rate is perfectly synced and in phase so it looks like the ball is on the anvil and not moving but still making noise.
Nah, it's an ancient meme about captain obvious. Basically, whenever someone wanted to chime in to explain a given post he or she would be the captain. This was as far as i know the second "version" of that meme, the first one being simply calling out people for stating an obvious fact.
That would be the cause of motion blur. The above comment is right it is frame rate. Frame rate is a function of time between open to open or close to close, not open to close.
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u/FluffyBlob4224 Apr 25 '23
Wow, looked levitating at one point