Fascinating and simple. YouTuber justkylevids dropped his iPhone 4 inside his guitar out of curiosity. The effect he achieved was pure wonderment. It looks like we are watching the actual strings vibrate, when in fact, we are witnessing the “Rolling Shutter effect”. The camera uses a CMOS censor which causes a distortion in the image caused by the type of camera used to film it. Delightful.
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We’ve been watching street art and graffiti gain recognition, even respect, in recent years. Now the ‘street’ is moving inside next month to Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.
Barry McGee, Houston Street and the Bowery, New York, 2010, photo by Farzad Owrang
“Art in the Streets will be the first exhibition to position the work 
Some loveliness after a week of the other.
Easy to follow, do it in your living room and don’t be afraid…let yourself go!
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[...] the rolling shutter effect is getting a bad rap. Take a look at this guy who put his iPhone inside his guitar while he played it. You’ll gain a whole new appreciation for Mr. Rolling [...]
wow jason, you are absolutely right! thanks, it will be changed presently.
Alright the title of this article is misleading. I had no idea what you meant. The guitar is NOT inside the iPhone 4. The title should either read “Guitar Oscillations Filmed From Inside on iPhone 4″ or better yet “Guitar Oscillations Filmed From Inside with/by an iPhone 4.”
Great video though.
Gotta love Eric Clapton Unplugged. Oh, and nice video.