They are experiencing "afterimage." The following site explains the phenomenon and offers a simple experiment to demonstrate it: http://www.psychologie.tu-dresden.de/i1/kaw/diverses%20Material/www.illusionworks.com/html/afterimage.html The instructions are to stare at a picture of a black light bulb on t he computer screen and then to shift your gaze to a clear white section of the screen. In addition to that procedure, you can stare at the image as instructed and then close your eyes. In a few moments you will see the same result as you did when you stared at the white space. If you have a flash that you can fire, darken the room, set off the flash to light a nearby area that you are looking at (look at the area that the flash will light, not at the flash itself!), and then close your eyes. The afterimage phenomenon will entertain and instruct you. [spelvin]
Yes. I've seen the red light cameras in Maryland flash.
There are various brands of flash video cameras. Many digital cameras can save in flash format or convert to it. These include Kodak, Polaroid, Canon and Nikon.
Some of the higher rated Sony cameras with flash include the Sony HDR CX580, CX230, CX430 and CX260 model cameras. All of these models are high quality flash cameras that also include video capture.
A flash head is a removable flash that comes as an accessory to some cameras.
because of the flash.
Red light cameras are usually high speed video cameras that use ambient light.
The flash could blind you?
fireworks explosions flash for cameras
Old cameras used to use flash bulbs. The storm was over in a flash. A flash of lightning scared the children.
Xenon has recently replaced LED lights in flash cameras due to its higher intensity. This intensity creates brighter photographs than the traditional LEDs.
Yes. Most modern cameras use a xenon arc flash lamp.
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