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Is that possible?
It's definitely possible. Most pro cameras can take a picture in 1/8000th of a second. At that speed a handgun round would only travel about 2 inches.
The main factor is luck though. This shot would be pretty much impossible to get on purpose.
People catch lightning on camera, why couldn't they catch a bullet?
Lighting is very big and bright.
I love how you got downvoted for being completely accurate and correct in how the two situations are completely different. Ignorance votes on Lemmy and in November. 🤷♂️
Now the comment has positive score, but saying factual information on lemmy is often received by downvotes.
But only if it doesn't fit the narrative.
lightning is super simple and easy to catch with just your phone because it's so bright.
For those wondering: during a lightning storm just set your camera on a stand/lean it against the wall, set the time to 30 seconds, and the exposure to -3 and ISO to 100 (low as it will go), and just keep continuously taking photos. Eventually you'll catch a bolt. I've done it on a beach just leaning my phone against a log.
It's the exact opposite to trying to catch something with 1/4000th of a second to do it.
No. Not without a very expensive camera. You need 10s of 1000s of frames a second to do that sort of shit. No one was filming Trump with a million dollar camera for fun.
yes, it's possible. It's called luck. You don't need to buy every single lottery ticket to win. Just one will do it.
Lee Roy could catch a bullet with his teef