Jello has that certain jiggle to it but it’s a jiggle you’ve never seen quite like this. Check out the video to see Jello shot in ultra slow-motion.
How slow motion? 6200 frames per second slow motion (compare this with standard video which has 30 frames per second). At that speed you’re seeing the Jello cubes bounce over 200 times slower than they would as seen by the naked eye in real time. What we wouldn’t do for a camera capable of that kind of awesome slow motion frame rate!
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