Descripción de iPad & iPhone captures EXTERNAL Guitar Oscillations:

How to make a sizzling guitar video with your iPad or iPhone. I figured out how to see oscillations outside the guitar using an iPad or iPhone. The key was to focus intense light at the guitar so the camera automagically increased the shutter speed. I don't believe anyone can manually set an IOS camera. I added more and more light until I was successful with 2600 watts coming from two sets of industrial lights. It was extremely hot. The other key is to orient the iPad and iPhone vertically so the rolling shutter effect happens. If you hold the iPad or iPhone wrong, you will not see the oscillations no matter how much light you have. So the oscillating guitar video technique is: Cool String Oscillations = Fast Shutter Speed (lots of light) + Rolling Shutter (orient the camera perpendicular to the strings) I made the video clip with one camera angle - there a lot of angles you can use. Probably the most dramatic is straight on. Plus there are probably better light sources that would amplify the oscillations. You need to be careful to avoid light glare or to burn your self or ruin your guitar. I used an iPad 2 and an iPhone 4, and I bet this works with other iPhones. Note: one of my friends had a Samsung Android and we could not get it to capture any oscillations. Thanks to Michael Boekmann and Marc Spielman for their ideas and assistance. Cheers, Mike Salovich You can contact me through http://mikesalovich.com Update: a lot of people have asked about the song. It is "Zen Country" and the full version is on iTunes at http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-return-message/id464251100?i=464251104&ign-mpt=uo%3D4