Practically Classics Forum

First off, what a great film, good driving and a fabulous soundtrack - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK5wSsSNHs4.

If you look at the left front, the Avon logo appears to be going backwards at times (He hasn't even locked a wheel, so it doesn't even stop turning). I reckon this has to be something to do with the wheel spinning too fast for the shutter speed of the camera to keep up. Any cameramen here able to confirm this or is it down to the eyes

It's even less complex than that. The frame rate of the camera is lower than the cyclic frequency of that wheel; its speed as defined by the tyre maker's legend coming into view.

Just blink as fast as you can when you watch it , it's fine then

At first, I d at that suggestion but then I tried and guess what.....













I now have sore eyes.

:thumbs: wrote:Excuse me, Nurse, am I nearly to the top of the queue? This hammered thumb's really hurting now....

I read somewhere human eyes / or is it the brain , have a frame p/s rate ..or something like that ??

It's none of the above - it's a glitch in the matrix and you can tell 'em that in court!