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Super Slow Motion Footage of Stupid & Dangerous Things

  • Rusty BlazenhoffRusty Blazenhoff
  • April 18, 2012

Danish television show Dumt & farligt (“Stupid and Dangerous”) made this super slow-motion video of “stupidity captured at 2500 frames per second” using a high-speed Phantom Flex cinema camera.

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