The region of ultra-high-speed photography can be taken as limited to photography with exposure times shorter than 50 microseconds. The instrumental methods used in this region are discussed. Photography is considered in its broadest sense, not limited to the visible region nor to the photochemical receptor. Hence not only are rotating-mirror cameras considered but also image tubes and flash x-ray tubes together with their applications in the topic.
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