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Through the use of telescopic lenses, stop-motion photography, electron scanning microscopes, and other fantastic photographic technology, the images in the Frontiers Of The Invisible series reveal worlds not visible to the naked eye.
Examines how photographic technology can capture on film incredibly fast movements, such as a bird diving for food or a bullet being fired.
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John Steverding
reviewed Incredibly fast on April 14, 2015
Incredibly fast
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