High Speed video of Canon DSLR Shutter - Smarter Every Day 40

Destin welcomes viewers to Smarter Every Day and mentions a subconjunctival hemorrhage (burst blood vessel in his eye) as an interesting observation.

The host is conducting this experiment right before going to the hospital to have a baby.

The experiment involves capturing high speed video of a DSLR camera shutter using specialized equipment.

The host maintains a relaxed, conversational style while acknowledging the eye injury and upcoming life event.

• Phantom high speed camera pointed directly at a DSLR camera • Canon DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera • Lens and cover removed to expose internal mechanisms

• Mirror jumps out of the way when shutter is activated • Shutter then exposes the camera sensor

• CCD (Charge Coupled Device) • CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor)

Detailed explanation of sensor types will be covered in a later video, with high speed footage to be featured now.

Viewers are invited to enjoy the high speed footage of the camera shutter mechanism.

The host apologizes for the subconjunctival hemorrhage, noting it's a common occurrence.

Mentions the upcoming birth of a baby as the reason for concluding the video.

Host signs off with a casual goodbye.