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The University of Tokyo and Keio University have unveiled the world’s fastest camera - its Sequentially Timed All-optical Mapping Photography makes it 1,000 times faster than other cameras. So fast it can catch catch the conduction of heat as it happens.
That's a speed equivalent to one-sixth the velocity of light.
World’s Fastest Camera Captures Chemical Reactions in Single Shot By Megumi Fujikawa, Wall Street Journal
Image: Developed by the University of Tokyo and Keio University, the world’s fastest camera uses new technology that it enables it to capture images that are basically impossible to visualize in a single shot. Source: The University of Tokyo
