S₁: If you want to film a scene in slow motion you run the camera twice as fast as usual, which sounds ridiculous but isn’t.

S₆: On the screen, everything appears at half the speed at which the camera recorded it when it was filmed.

P: If you are filming in slow motion, however, the camera runs at twice the normal speed, yet, in spite of this, the projector which shows the film will be run at the normal speed, and this means that the projector will show the film at half the speed at which it was photographed.

Q: This is because the camera which took the pictures and the projector which shows them run at the same speed.

R: When a film camera is running at normal speed, it takes twenty-four pictures a second.

S: When the film is run through the film-projector in the camera twenty-four pictures a second appear on the screen.

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