The difference is, speed at which the camera record images, sensibility of the film, time of exposition (given by speed of recording), and the fact the camera is mounted on a moving, vibrating frame.
Lots of factors that have nothing to do with the actual tracers.
Yet, i did shooting when i was in the military, and we fired tracers, and i never thought they were looking like lasers, because they weren't. Cameras can see them as lasers, but our eye doesn't.
As far as i can remember, tracers looked just like tiny color lights flying very fast to the target, it lasted very short time, less than a second.
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04-11-2011, 05:05 PM
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