> BTW, I love a good photo, and looking around found this
>
> http://dave.golfbuddys.com/hvguy/new/HSphotog1.htm

I've always loved those kinds of pictures.  When I was in high school, I
built a flash trigging device that had a break-beam sensor.  It waited a
variable short time delay after the beam was broken and then fired the
flash.  It worked very well at shooting milk-drop photos.  I should dig up
the pictures some time and scan them.  I never did come up with any other
kinds of pictures I could take with it.  The ones that capture a bullet use
a sound trigged sensor.  In Canada, it would be very impractical to get the
equipment and find the labspace to capture bullet freeze-frames.

Jason

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