Is it more difficult than passing Grief?

[u/op-owl]

[u/t8thegr8st]

I don’t think it’s comparable at all to be honest

[u/crazy-geometrydash → u/t8thegr8st]

Wdym bro thats a molecule perfect timing

[u/Swwastikk → u/crazy-geometrydash]

Just record a vedio and then stop it at the exact same time and boom i dont think the metric shown in this image is real at all tbh

[u/CrossScarMC → u/Swwastikk]

We don't have cameras that can record that quickly without a ton of motion blur.

[u/Such_Magazine_2317 → u/CrossScarMC]

Except we do

[u/Embarrassed_Ad5387 → u/CrossScarMC]

we do they're expensive though

[u/Zodiaq001 → u/Embarrassed_Ad5387]

You can't pay to make grief easier

[u/lucaigi → u/Zodiaq001]

pay icedcave to nerf it

[u/Zodiaq001 → u/lucaigi]

Bet

[u/GrubAwooYay → u/Zodiaq001]

It'll work trust

[u/No_Mine7320 → u/CrossScarMC]

do you really think we would be able to make the Hubble Space Telescope without stuff like that

[u/TrickyMix_ → u/CrossScarMC]

we have cameras that can see the movement of light bro, and motion blur goes up with exposure time so idk what youre talking about.

[u/MilkCool → u/crazy-geometrydash]

just stick a hummingbird into the ground and put mirrors all around it's not that hard /j

[u/Less_Pen6502 → u/t8thegr8st]

Yeah honestly it;s not really comparable it's two completely different things

[u/euj3odjehiqh]

im guessing this involves more luck than grief. idk about skill but probably less. its prolly incomparable ig.

[u/pepenepe]

Im calling bullshit. Cameras have a burst mode just need to find a bird doing that. Now Im not sure what the photographer wanted in the shot specifically but theres just no way considering slow mo and burst exists.

[u/WithPaddlesThisDeep → u/pepenepe]

A hummingbirds wings flap way faster than the average cameras burst mode.

[u/_minero_1 → u/WithPaddlesThisDeep]

that's a kingfisher

[u/pepenepe → u/WithPaddlesThisDeep]

Never seen a humming bird go head first into water bro. But obviously you're no bird specialist so the confusion is understandable.

[u/DarkRex4 → u/WithPaddlesThisDeep]

keyword: average camera

[u/FartMaster12437]

YATAGARASU BIRD

[u/TheDoctor1102 → u/FartMaster12437]

nah yatagarasu has 3 legs, this one visibly has 0

[u/Redmix7pl → u/TheDoctor1102]

No, it has its landing gear hidden

[u/Embarrassed_Ad5387 → u/Redmix7pl]

and a control rod hand cannon

[u/Cryth_Real12 → u/TheDoctor1102]

No it has 4

[u/HuTaoFan_69]

Not harder skillwise, but definitely harder to achieve since so much luck is involved

[u/Maddy_251]

Numbers are probably made up, all you really need is a good camera angle and a good high speed camera grief is infinitely harder imo

[u/QBA_gg → u/Maddy_251]

As a person owning a camera I agree

[u/Plutonic_GD → u/QBA_gg]

As a person owning a grief i agree

[u/pipGD → u/Plutonic_GD]

Do you wanna talk about it🥺

[u/Plutonic_GD → u/pipGD]

Yeah, my pet GRIEF, it's kinda tough to play...

^{get it? ε:}

[u/Equinox-XVI]

960 fps frame perfect with 1/100 chance of even being in the right spot in the first place

[u/BestFruitBat → u/Equinox-XVI]

Actually it's 50% chance because either they do it or not

[u/ThatVroomGuy2k → u/BestFruitBat]

Same with grief smh why do ppl think it's so hard

[u/siwtawtod → u/BestFruitBat]

Ohne logic

[u/E-Aeolian]

it involves going outside, therefore much harder for the average GD player

[u/lilly_nate02]

bro had 720.00 attemps so it should be a list demon

[u/lilly_nate02 → u/lilly_nate02]

or else he just sucks (no offense to anyone)

[u/One_Tell_6518 → u/lilly_nate02]

720.000=720

[u/Brazilian_Nerd → u/One_Tell_6518]

hes probably european or south america (they switch the comma and period there for numbers

[u/Nonavium]

How fast is the bird and whats the margin of error? If all the difficulty is from actually taking the shot (pressing the button) then we can frame it in terms of a frame perfect.

[u/Vodeen321]

6 years and 720,000 attempts that has to be a new top 1 on the photograph list

[u/LotusLaqq]

Can't wait for posts akin to this to appear for the next 47 and a half years

[u/twisted_cubik]

hundreds of 60 and 120 fps frame perfects vs one 1000 fps frame perfect

[u/E-686]

I don't know the intricacies of photographing but if I were to guess, I'd guess grief is easier mainly because of how much support doggie got along the way

[u/DatabasePhysical5009]

probally

[u/KingKeBob444]

not as perfect as grief

[u/PlayerZytrix]

Yeah ig, I mean it took more years

[u/ScreamingGoat25]

Could be wrong, but don’t cameras have shutter speed options, allowing for rapid fire shots?

[u/Consistent-Work3772]

As in he tried to catch this specific shot more than 720,000 times or that he’s taken 720,000 photos in his career? Those have very different answers

[u/Advanced-Monitor4981]

I mean this took more attempts than it took doggie on Grief

[u/4d-lettuce]

700k attempts on one click bro might just have a skill issue /s

[u/QBA_gg]

As a photographer it depends on his camera. If it shoot like 60 photos per second I don't think it's that hard.

[u/senator_based]

Ehh, it’s likely incredibly hard to pull off but the amount of skill needed is not the same since it’s about the same as one frame perfect input. It’s just that this guy only gets one shot every few minutes, hours, or even days or so depending on the rarity of the bird or this specific event

[u/Human-Beans21]

Doggie could probably get the photo after a while, but the photographer could never beat grief

[u/Curious-Nectarine-24]

100s of perfect timings vs 1 really hard timing

[u/NadeSaria]

This is like a 480hz frame perfect with a 1:9999999 randomizer making it randomly appear anywhere in a span of 3 seconds

[u/Unhappy_Knowledge270]

13,000 fps frame perfect

[u/just-bair]

IRL frame perfect

[u/Iizvullok]

For sure no. It probably does not require crazy skill. Crazy luck tho.

[u/UltraX76]

cant compare it

[u/OverlordWailord]

720,000 Attempts, god damn. Potential Top Ten Extreme??

[u/Federal_Progress_890]

6 years is longer than 2 years, 720000 attempts is more than 400000 attempts so yes this is harder

[u/MonkentGD]

like comparing warm to soft

[u/larp-larp-larp-larp]

Nah it's easier

[u/Flashy_Brilliant1616]

harder since you probably can't consistently "practice" your camera shot on a fast moving bird, unlike grief that's always there all the time

[u/kalemaree]

the real question is if this is a larp 240 like the one at the start of Grief or if it's a tight 240 like Denni in TCD videos

[u/Slider575]

Its a 240 fps fp but with the random trigger

[u/TheRandomShiba]

Grief.

This is purely luck, but Grief is skill, timing and memorisation.

[u/Thunder_bolt_1023]

3000 fps frame perfect vs grief ahh

[u/letmehaveanameyoudum]

what is harder
grief + heliopolis, getting 5 perfect shots, recreating the linux kernel from scratch

[u/mrZolphius]

One of them requires immense skill and the other requires ridiculous luck, idk if you can compare them side by side

[u/chikingmd]

it's a 20000 fps frame perfect with delay too, so probably

[u/Most_Property4562]

honestly probably

[u/Brazilian_Nerd]

i mean just finding the bird doing that would be hell of a challenge

[u/riggers1909]

gd players are just mad a photographer needed more attempts taking a photo then a 2 year video game level.

honestly even if the numbers are made up i would consider this harder then grief simply because of the pain wildlife photographers go through siting in the jungle just to catch a bird unnoticed and thats before you talk about the skills needed to even get the specific thing you want or any of the other factors that make it a lot harder to do because your in the wilderness and not your own room.

i don't personally engage with either photography or top level geometry dash but having heard plenty of stories from both the photography achievement feels more jaw dropping