享 I'm going to do a little bit of the same thing. I'm going to do a little bit of the same thing. I'm going to do a little bit of the same thing. Hello YouTube and welcome back to another video of Luke's Lomo. Today I want to show you a new frame rate comparison like my 40,000 FPS faster than ever video. But today we are not smashing any IKEA glasses. I thought it would look cool seeing a light bulb burst when it is lit. So my plan was to turn on the lights, smash them on a hard surface and film it in different frame rates up to 100,000 FPS. But sadly with the latest update of the Corona's 1.4, they took away the 100,000 FPS option and set the 40,000 FPS as the highest frame rate. I'm super sad about that. And this little 100,000 FPS light bulb also looks kind of a night about that fact. So the plan was to start at 1500 FPS with this little calm and relaxed lean guy here. Followed by the 5,000 FPS light bulb who's also quite okay with its roll. Then we step it up to 10,000 FPS and as you can see it's getting fast and hopefully at this frame rate we can already see how the cracks and the glass will form. After death we are getting serious with 20,000 FPS. Really serious as you can see. And we will end it with the ridiculous speed of 40,000 FPS. And once more here in the shadow the 100,000 FPS light bulb who still quite annoyed about it they took the frame rate away from us. At this point a little disclaimer. I had 4 spare light bulbs, one for testing without any electricity and 3 for the case of something wrong and I need another try. It's too bad as I was. I assumed it's the easiest thing in life to smash those light bulbs. But... Yeah, I accidentally bought the most stable light bulbs in the whole world. So I lost all 3 of my spare light bulbs and yeah, 2 times I didn't get the trigger of the cronus and time and the footage was lost. I'm an idiot, I know. But enough to hog, here are the results. So thank you for watching. If you liked what you just saw please consider to like and subscribe. If you have any further suggestions on what you'd like to see in slow motion just write them in the comment section below. Until the next time.