Macro Match Light [ 4K Slow Motion ]

4K Slow Motion Super Macro Shot of a match being lit, this is a plain and simple satisfying slow motion video that many viewers have requested, this one was inspired by a YouTube Channel called " What Will Happen If ? " so make sure you visit their channel, the link is in the description below.

After many many requests we have decided to create a playlist called Quick Clips Slow Motion where we will be continually uploading very simple but high quality Slow Motion Video Clips.

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Filmed with the Vision Research Phantom V2512

Directed By: Matt Mikka

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[SmashySlowMo]

Wow macro and slow motion in 4k, you've got a serious filming setup there! Excellent shot!

[mirrorcity]

I love how the wood of the match is sizzling.

[oswaldtay]

"healthy lung turns to smokers lung"

[KevinMaisawesome]

Ok this channel deserves WAYYY more subs

[creativefella]

hey man thats really cool! im so curious what camera you used to capture that, thats crazily great!! and also how did you set up the lights to not make it flicker?

[LupinArt]

Hello! Congrats for this shot! Could I use it in a amateur instrumental music video?

[bcandidvisuals]

I never knew a match could light without direct fire/heat! Interesting!

[stardust]

This stuff would be really fun to watch while high.

[anotherperspective]

Insane Cool Shot! I want that I have one with black and white sensor... :(

[StephenMattison]

So cool! Like a chemistry class on a stick! Crazy all the bubbling on the stick! Is that just water?

[WhatWillHappenIf]

Super cool video my friend.
Thanks for mentioning me 😊😊😊

[jessm.]

You should do a video striking it against the matchbox.

[simissthe]

i might of found a new favorite channel you produce awsome stuff man!

[cetyl]

Neat! But the fading in of the dog took away from it- it was weird.

[ultraslo]

Hmmm did we see this some where else before?

[Demonslayer]

i wonder if it looks and acts that same way if you actually strike it instead of using a heat source.

[axelkyamilov]

What's the liquid coming from the wood?

[maroxG]

Hello! I need some advice and information! I am wondering which chemical made the friction ignition on the conical, old and best firecrackers? In what literature or book is there accurate information? Where could I find out this information? Many thanks