File:Boiling water - close up (short shutter speed).ogv
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DescriptionBoiling water - close up (short shutter speed).ogv |
English: Water going from tap temperature to boiling using an Induction cooker. The static noises heard are: a clock, a refrigerator, the induction cooker and the magnetism distorting the microphone. |
Source | Own work |
Author | Sertion |
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Camera Model | EOS 550D |
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Mode | Video |
Shutter speed | 1/320 |
Aperture | 1.8 |
Film speed (ISO) | 400 |
Lens | Canon EF 50/1,8 II |
Focal length | 50mm |
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