Tattoo on Transparent "Skin" at 20,000fps - The Slow Mo Guys
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- Gav and Dan demonstrate some pretty shoddy tattoo skills into some ballistic gel allowing us to get a rather disturbing glimpse at what occurs below the surface of the skin in macro ultra-slow motion. Check out the new probe lenses here! - laowacine.com/product/laowa-2...
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Tattoo on Transparent "Skin" at 20,000fps - The Slow Mo Guys
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The reason why tattoos are permanent is because the size of the ink particles are too big for the immune system to remove. This is why a fresh tattoo is so detailed, but they do fade as the immune system removes the finer particles. Laser removal works by superheating the ink particles and breaking them into small pieces the immune system can then remove.
Cheers!
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The human body recognizes the ink as a foreign object and the immune system actually never removes any particles. The white blood cells encapsulate the ink to prevent it from making any damage and when that white blood cell dies it gets replaced by another and some ink gets lost in the process. The ink that flows freely usually gets stuck in the lymph nodes where it stays.
So our body basically be like"not another tattoo you dumb monkey! "
Ink from tattoos can get stuck in the lymph nodes though. Which would be especially bad if you get a tattoo witth bad/toxic ink.
I've never wanted to get a tattoo. But after watching this video, my feelings have completely stayed exactly the same.
Yep. I’m good too 😅
Man I've always wanted to. And I've succumbed to the thirst
Was about to write that exact comment, so I'll just comment on yours instead! :D
Same here. Tattoos are not for me, and they never will be.
for me it's the other way around - I always wanted a tattoo, still do but I`m too afraid of other people's judgment to get one
Tattoo artist here! If anyone is scared of getting a tattoo from this video, please know it’s not at all realistic and our needles shouldn’t go that deep ever ever EVER :) would love to see round two with a tattooer who doesn’t shove the needle into the skin and leave it there LOL
😂😂
I would love to see a good technique displayed too.
I was honestly surprised they didn't take this as an opportunity to team up with a pro in this instance. It'd only be a realistic experiment with someone who knows how to operate the equipment.
As someone with a tattoo, and yet also a distaste for needles (like to the point of nearly passing out from getting blood drawn), it's really not that bad people. I had my ribs done and it was fine. After about the 3rd hour it began to get uncomfortable, but truly, it's not that bad. If you want body art, don't let fear prevent you.
Facts!! Not even accurate to the real tattoo artistry.
Do you have videos that prove it?
As a professional tattoo artist, this is both hilarious and insightful. Love it. I want a few more tattoos..
@@TheSpanishInquisition-2 the way they applied the ink in this video is far from correctly done. The amount of trauma is pretty minimal if done correctly with the right needle depth, machine voltage and hand speed.
Even the angle you hold your machine at will have an effect on how the ink is put into the skin. Some lining needles require a different technique and machine speed compared to others depending on the amount of needles in the cartridge.
Hopefully this helps you understand more? If not im happy to answer any questions i might know the answer to😊
@@TheSpanishInquisition-2 your needle only ever goes between 1 - 2mm into the skin and one of our primary focuses is to reduce trauma as much as possible. An artist will usually make no more than 2 "passes" with a needle over skin if they are doing solid packing. This rule changes for certain shading but yeah. Its just kinda how tattooing works
You're not a professional, nor an artist.
@@CharlesJ-uu5dgyou are a professional 🤡
@Tattoosbycal Yeah i'm crayon speed painter guy on tiktok, I just got my first gun and I would Like a method that is completely painless... I'm practicing on myself and i've been stabbed quite a few times. Super deep seems way useless... 😢😢
Dan: "neither of us are brave enough to get the tattoo ourselves"
Also Dan: *Jumps onto a trampoline covered in mouse traps*
i would rather get snapped by mouse traps than to get 4 needles poked at me 200 times a second
@@ms9001 I haven't felt my forearm tattoo. It's large but it didn't hurt. I'm pretty proud to have it!
Mousetraps hurt a little. Tattoos leaves you permanently marked.
Tattoos feel strangely good
mouse traps are temporary, tattoos are forever (unless you get them removed by burning them off).
Everyone who has a tattoo;
"Yes. More tattoos."
Everyone who has no tattoos;
"No."
I definitely need more tattoos
I was one and done. Wasn't terribly unpleasant or painful but in almost 10 years of having one tattoo I have never had the desire for another. I'm content. My wallet thanks me for this.
@@SpudmuffinzI’m the second and done as well, haha.
Yes. Yes more tattoos, please! 😂
@@luna18915yes and?
"The whole jiggly thing is just jiggling." -The Slow Mo Guys.
Such a profound statement.
I've seen that tattoo artists will have a paper to wipe off the excess ink of the surface of the skin after drawing for a bit, but seeing up close how it pools on the skin in slow motion as it moves is actually quite cool.
I love how Dan has never expressed any embarrassment over anything he's done here on youtube but he's too embarrassed to tell us about his tattoo ideas. 😆
And that his tattoo idea was also like, very very tame
I mean, with that level of embarrassment, I thought it was going to be not a tattoo but some body jewelry like a prince albert ....
Dan: *gets incredibly embarrassed talking about a tattoo idea thinking it would look bad on him*
Proceeds to describe getting tattooed in an area that would look pretty awesome on him
@@katethegoat7507 tbf, his main point was how weird that type of tattoo would look on him when he was out of shape
I mean most tattoos are really embarrassing after a few years.
As a professional tattoo artist, this is both hilarious and insightful
I am too over 25 years of experience...don't ya think they have the needles out way to far!? Lofl
@@alejandropompa2810 it looked to me that the needles where too far out and also riding the tube so ink would of splattered everywhere, hidden the transfer outline and also caused some major blowouts. But it was a insightful watch and good to see what happens.
It just made me cringe a little bit watching a needle go under the surface by almost a centimeter
It would be nice to see someone with some clue doing this test
@@TheKillerZeesagreed. They should have brought in a professional tattoo artist- even with the ballistic gel it would have given a better idea of what was happening in real skin
I got a small tattoo on my wrist in 2022 and the needle felt little more than humming along. Was honestly quite shocked by how mild and painless it was. The anticipation/anxiety was 10000x worse - would love to see that in slow motion ;D
Tattoos don’t actually hurt, they’re just annoying depending on where/how long they take.
@brumslybrumbino9516 false lmao, they hurt. But they arent unbearable depending on where you get it, and the shading, lining and such. Theyre fun and arent all that bad
As someone covered in tattoos, this gives me chills. I also feel kind of proud of myself 😂
As others have also said, would love to see a collab with a tattoo artist. They'd have insight on proper usage/depth of the equipment.
Yea they were definitely going to deep based on my knowledge. Not an artist but have 60+ hours under the needle.
@@-Mintyy apprentice?
@@-Mintyy even with only 4 hours under the needle it's clear. They really don't have artistic control of their arms so you can see that after just a second they rest the casing on the "skin" when it goes incredibly deep.
Why would there even be a setting to go deeper than what is required?
@@stefyroxanne7567 Well it wouldn't be an issue of "settings" but rather of user error. In other words, they're doing it wrong, and don't even know it.
I've made it 28 years of my life without getting a tattoo. Thank you Gav and Dan for securing at least another minimum 28 years for me.
Coward.
Good on ya, mate!
It's not that scary. I got a half arm tat to cover up some scaring and it doesn't hurt until after an hour when it inflamed a bit.
You'd be perfectly fine unless you're allergic to the ink, I'm covered in tattoos and I've turned out alright
@@MicahRibbentrop Tattoos are not needed. If OP does not feel a need to have one, that is perfectly fine.
10 minutes ago if you asked me why I don't have any tattoos I would have shrugged my shoulders and said "I don't know - I just don't". Now I actually know why I don't have any tattoos.
That's what your skin sees when it looks up. The greatest ever
As someone who doesn't have a tattoo, i feel some sort of relief
i keep side eyeing mine now 💀💀
@@kewi.
I wunna git anutha wun. :/
@@kewi.Bombastic side eye
I have tatts on my fingers and the dude who did them had to trace the shapes 8-10 times due to how thick my skin is. He was blown away that I wasn't complaining because fingers are notoriously painful to tattoo.
No tough guy BS it honestly felt slightly stingy. My wrist was 100x more painful.
But now when people see my tatts they assume I'm some big tough guy. This video is only adding to my undeserved street cred.
2 ... Tatoo is very usefull 🙊
I forgot about these guys for years and then this was recommended to me. So glad these guys are still making quality bangers with good amounts of views.
Haha. Same!
SAME 😂
Ikrrrrrrrrr
I like their accent
I didn’t even realize them or that I was even subscribed already until I saw this comment 😭
This does not diminish my desire to continue to cover my arms but does help visualize why they can hurt like hell. You guys should do this again with a professional artist and have them do a full small tattoo with color.
Leviticus 19:28
Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead,
nor print any marks upon you: I am the LORD.
@@houseofsaudisthebeast If you are a Christian, you should know that Christians are not under the law but under Grace (Rom 6:14). Otherwise, you would not be able to wear a cotton/polyester blend shirt under Leviticus 19:19 “’Keep my decrees. “'Do not mate different kinds of animals.' ’Do not plant your field with two kinds of seed.' 'Do not wear clothing woven of two kinds of material.'"
James said that if you break one portion of the Law, you are guilty of breaking all of it. "For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it." The only solution is to accept that Christ fulfilled the Law.
Acts 15:10 "Now then, why do you try to test God by putting on the necks of Gentiles a yoke that neither we nor our ancestors have been able to bear?"
@@eloquentsloth6080
the torah says for men to not wear womens clothes, do you wear womens clothes? i hope you do, otherwise youre not under grace, because christians arent under the law. because we arent under the law, we can transgress everything in the law and should make it our boast, right? or maybe sometimes the torah actually has good advice for christians? like not permanently printing marks upon ye
@@houseofsaudisthebeast but why should anyone take advice from the bible? It was wrote by a bunch of dudes 2k years back that condones slavery and the subjugation of women.
nice try, boker tov
I find it so funny how little Gav and Dan know about tattooing, so innocent xD
As a tattoo artist the first pass you took with the liner needle made me cringeeeeee lol we definitely don’t go that deep that would scar someone up reallll quick. Silicone and similar mixtures are actually way harder to get ink to stay into. This was a great demonstration of how the needles actually get ink into the skin though. That is how it works in skin, those rubber mixtures just are harder for the needles to penetrate to make that ink transfer happen. With proper technique of pulling a line with tattoo needles, looking it it from the side, I’m pretty sure you’d see something somewhat closer to a solid rectangle going as deep as the needle did, instead of the jaggedness they had if that makes sense. No offense but homie would not be pulling clean lines like that 😂
Thank you for saying this! I was starting to think I was the only one who cringed at the depth and throw of the needle.
Unfortunate that I had to come this far down to see your comment. Lets vote it up to the top!
Huzaa! Insightfull comment!
Boosting
I thought the same, I don't think the needle goes that deep
I love how these guys have been doing this stuff for the better part of a decade, and they've got all this sophisticated equipment.. and then Gavin is just... holding a flashlight 😂
more than a decade !
The beautiful thing about slow motion photography is that it happens so fast, you don't really need to hold the light that steady to get a good shot. The most important thing is to get LOTS of light on the subject, and a super bright flashlight fits that bill nicely in a lot of cases.
Light is the basis of all videography and photography after all. I mean studio lights are just giant flashlights right?
The acronym KISS comes to mind...
@@dashthescottkeep it simple stoner 😂love it.
6:38 "Like some of those fish that live underwater"
Love it!
Ive never wanted a tattoo because always visualised this
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Now i know ive always made the right choice !
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Cool vid 👍
Most places dont even hurt though
This isn't very accurate. Needles don't go that deep on real tattoos.
I have three tattoos. The first two hurt like absolute hell, and now I know why. The needles were way too deep, and it caused extreme burning for 4 days + they scarred and are raised. My third tattoo was clearly the most professionally done.... It barely hurt, and didn't burn at all afterwards. No scar.
Really cool to see what my skin had to go through for the sake of some kewl symbols, haha.
I have seven, designed all of them so I would never regret them. And they absolutely don’t hurt at all. Actually fell asleep for all of them.
Thats why you want to try and avoid heavy-handed tattoo artists. Only one of mine really hurt, and it's because the artist was practically leaning on my thigh to get the ink in.
I got a pretty big tattoo on my inner forearm 3 yrs ago and it kinda just felt like a bunch of cat scratches and only really hurt when he got closer to the sides of my forearm
The thing about time is that it alters what kewl is
That fact that people pay for pain Is funny, if punching people was a job I’d be all in.
I'd be interested in a part 2 where you slow-mo record an actual tattoo artist putting a little tattoo on some gel. That way you get his insight and he gets to see the "underworks" of what he's been doing his career.
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Yes really good suggestion
As most tatoo artists does have tatoos...I think they already knows
@@crayontotallyen4616a tattoo artist still can’t see into their own skin
We also do not tattoo this deep. The video would be less satisfying lol
As a tattoo artist tattoo needles should NEVER go this deep!!!!
Very true I am not a tattoo artist but I know the needles never go that far in
If the 1.5 mm deep comment was accurate on the red shading needle, then yes, tattoos definitely do go that deep. The epidermis is 1-2 mm thick on average. If you are only getting ink into the epidermis, your tattoos probably aren't lasting very long.
Conflict of interest. We understand you gotta stay in business at the expense of the truth.
They never go 1.5mm deep? ._. Sure buddy
For those saying I'm lying or my tattoos don't last...i assure you they do, Watched on mute, didn't hear the depth, I'm old school learned by look and feel, and it looks too deep to me, that's it.
I think the ballistic gel stretches a bit more than skin. I think the needles make cleaner punctures in the skin than the gel suggests
wait but u r a girl, n girls dont get tattoo tho
What if you hired a professional tattoo artist to do this again but actually make stuff in the ballistics gel?
Preferably get some translucent practice skin (about £4 or $5 per sheet) because it's designed to better replicate human skin for budding tattooists than ballistic gel which is designed for ballistic testing, as the name suggests.
I hear Tom Scott, the youtube celebrity, is great at tattooing! :P
Or what if they used a high quality tattoo gun
That's what I was thinking. I wonder if it would look different with a professional.
That would be terabytes of recording!
I wanted to avoid tattooing my skin. After watching this I'm gonna stick to my decision forever. Thanks for saving me.
If you don’t like something, you don’t have to force yourself under peer pressure ❤
Yes don't get drunk
WAIIT IS THIS A PUN
@@latteknowsbest6365wha- waaaiiiit no
Wdym chicken? Do you mean roosters? They are really tough animals especially when they end up fighting.
What a Professional Level of Creativity RUclipsrs HAVE
As someone with tattoos, it's fascinating to see that this is the evolution of it and it makes sense how it works. lol It also explains why when you shed the ink "comes out" since it's not in the part of the skin that'll hold it because it was pushed through and some bits aren't the stay forever bits. Neat ^_^
Dan and Gav’s friendship is the best part of these videos
Facts
I really hope they are as good of friends as they seem to be. :D
@@DanielCooper1 Yeah they actually are
*I would love to see a professional tattoo artist demonstrate technique on the ballistic gel,* I think that would be fascinating. I'd also love to see that same artist tattooing a person. I don't know how good of a shot you can get because the ink tends to get everywhere pretty quick, but definitely sounds interesting
Destin from Smarter Every Day has a macro tattoo slow mo video on real skin if you want to see it!
yeah, I'd love an experienced demonstration on the range between blowout and the skin not taking
SmarterEveryDay did that
Yes I was just thinking the same thing and was going to post it. Good thing I saw this first!
I'd volunteer if 1) I can choose the artist 2) I can choose the art and 3) it's comped
boy am glad i got the tattoo BEFORE i watched the video-but it helps to explain why i never got more of them!
This was super cool to see. About a year ago I got my first tattoo. I'm very scared of needles. Getting blood drawn is always anxiety filled for me so I totally get why people are scared about this. My step-dad actually deterred me for a few years because one night he was acting like he was going to take me to get a tattoo and then said something like "let's go turn your arm into hamburger meat" lol and I panicked and didn't go. Now I know everybody is different and even though I don't like needles I'm also not one of those people that faints when getting stuck so I know not everyone will be able to do it. I held a friends hand the entire time because I was nervous but it truly wasnt that bad. I got mine on the inside of my wrist. The first line that my tattoo artist did almost tickled. Now that is a very sensitive area so the closer he got to the center, where the skin is thinnest and there's a lot less meat, the more it began to hurt. Tattoos (for most normal people) don't feel good. It's not a massage. But even though it started to hurt it was pretty bearable. In my opinion the worst part about getting a tattoo is while it is healing it itches and you can't scratch it lol for a couple weeks it would itch and all I could do was lightly tap it. So if you want to get a tattoo but you're scared, just know it's really not that bad
I amolst fell asleep during 1 of mine.lol
You had to hold someone's hand the entire time? Pathetic
@@Jose-rc3dl thank you
@@Ranesbane that was meant to be insulting
@@Jose-rc3dlYOU'RE pathetic
Would love to see a sequel to this episode with a professional tattoo artist (or several) involved!
I’d happily get involved. This video is interesting and is cool to see such detail.
The guys did a great job but there definitely a lot of miss info/incorrect things going on here.
@@CARTERTATTOOS ouchy!
I now feel so much more metal about my tattoos. That was brutal
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Same! Especially about the big one on my ribcage. Done in a single 5 hour session where I didn't ask for a single break. I think it's my proudest "achievement" 😂
Right?
Same bro 😂
so many people in the comments are like “this is why i could never get a tattoo” which is valid and i understand but i have four and my only thought was “this is SO COOL”
I need more still!! You have to get at least one tattoo in your life! I have never met a person with one tattoo that said never again. They always say I can't wait for the next one!!
“Aliens”!! That’s CLASSIC 😂. And OUCH, I’ve given up any idea of getting a tattoo, period.
Seeing how the needles didn't actually deposit ink into the wounds directly but instead the ink being drawn into the wound after the needle had already been drawn out was absolutely fascinating! definitely not how i would have assumed it worked.
The gel is nothing like human skin though.
@@budgiefriendBut that's actually how tattoos are made. They don't inject, but rather push the ink in.
My brain was ooooohhhhh
@@9PlatinumGamer9 except in this case ink is pulled instead of being pushed
@oleksiykhmelov7346 my brain clicked and it now makes sense now , cus the needles create a vacuum and the ink gets sucked in.
Love the detailed sound design
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I love this. It is good.
nice
"the whole jiggly thing is just jiggling" I love the highly scientific breakdowns you guys give :)
***Just so everyone knows - EVERY person has places on their body that hurt and that don’t hurt!! You are completely in control as to where you get a tattoo, if it’s shaded, how big, etc. and how long you sit. You do NOT have to sit for any amount of time, it’s up to you 😂❤
I think ppl think there’s no choices, it will always hurt and always take a long time.
For me, tattoos on my arms and back I can’t feel hardly at all, it’s relaxing, like someone scratching an itch. And everyone has less sensitive places like this on their body where they could get tattoos without a problem! ❤ There’s too much fear and misunderstandings about tattoos, when in reality they’re a beautiful way to express yourself.
To any aspiring tattoo artists out there, remember this, "Different skin takes ink better than others." I only have 3 tats, two of which were are cover ups, but there was a significant difference in pain levels between different artists. While I was getting my coverups, I mentioned to the artist ( a 40ish year old woman who had owned and operated her shop for 15 years ) how much less painful it was compared to when I first got them, and she told me my skin held ink very well. She went on to say that some artists really dig into the skin to guarantee the ink fully penetrates the top layer. It's not wrong per se, but it's not always necessary.
I have 4 tattoos, but my skin is the opposite of yours, I had to have 3 of them touched up because my skin doesn't hold the ink very well and one of them still has a couple of colourless blotches after 2 touch-ups. Strangely it's the 3 black ink only ones that didn't stick well, the one with colour had no problem at all holding the ink, I wonder if it's something to do with the make-up of the black ink.
Had to get my 4th tattoo corrected because the artist ( not the guy I've gone to for my other tattoos ) didn't go deep enough. The ink in the middle of the lettering all fell out during healing. Even now a couple years later it's still lighter in some areas. Will get it redone by my regular guy eventually.
@@Moondragon1821 My 4 were all done by different artists at different studios, the best result was the cheapest studio that unfortunately shut down, so I need to continue trying other places to find another good one.
Unfortunately the most reputable one in my area is out of my price range and has a 6-8 month waiting list because most of his customers are celebrities.
I have 4 tattoos, 3 of which caused frustration with the tattooist as the ink wouldn’t take, so an hour long tattoo took 3 hours and it felt like I was being massaged by a cheese grater the whole time. Apparently I have leather skin. Inner bicep/armpit area was fine, though.
@@Moondragon1821they were probably trying to avoid blowout.
I got into a mild car accident last year and had a piece of my tattoo skinned clean off my knee! As the wound was healing I could see the tiny needle marks where the ink used to be under my skin, it was kinda cool. This video reminds me of that!
Road rash tattoo removal services, getting rid of your gang marks at 100 mph!
That is both kinda gross and kinda cool. 😆
that’s one crazy imagery
Tattoos trigger a constant immune system response
As someone who has both feet tattooed, when its done by an artist with a really soft touch its not only bearable, but enjoyable.
How can you get you’re feet tattooed? I would be squirming all over the place and the tattoo would’ve been destroyed 😂
6:58 "The whole jiggly thing is just jiggling." Astute observation, doctor. I concur.
New tattoo artists will probably really appreciate this video.
later that day: you have breast cancer.
Can't tell if you think tattoos somehow cause cancer or if this is a poorly attempted joke
Concur, always concur!
I am personally obsessed with "plastic-nibbed jobblers" at 1:44
@@thermo_vrc correction, it was a great joke that you are too sensitive to appreciate.
Considering the skin is made up of 3 layers I wonder what this would look like if you could have a thin layer of ballistic gel stuck to another bit of ballistic gel.
It's actually made of 7 layers and the ink replaces the 4 layers
Thinky thinky.
@@victorfiore6332the ink doesn't 'replace' the 4th layer, it resides ideally between the 4th and 5th layer.
@@victorfiore6332 7 layers? damn, ok, shows how much I know...I guess I was thinking of the main groups of layers?
You can pour clear gel, then slightly less clear gel (recycled twice) and finally non clear gel (5 times or more) in one sitting, thus creating one piece with different layers.
I’ll keep my decision, no tattoos forever, no regrets after watching this.
Watched this and I can't wait for my next session next week.
That's great footage as always, and the ending was hilarious lol. BUT: how about bringing up a tattoo artist to show exactly how deep it goes and maybe using other types of materials to give more insight into the process? That would be really cool
I also got the same impression, these needles does not go so far into the skin…. But I can be wrong.
@@lrpredaBut is it actually deep?
When they put the finger near at the end you can see how little the needles are so I don't think the video with the expert would be so different
@@BioTheHuman its really not deep
@@lrpredayes this is way deeper than a tattoo actually goes
Exactly, I think the needles were too deep
As a tattoo artists wife and nurse I can tell you the needles NEVER go this deep.
TRUE
You gotta prevent your husband from being broke right? Understandable
Exactly. All this video showed was a good way to hamburger somebody. That isn't what happens when somebody is tattooed correctly
Yeah that’s way toooo deep
benar sekali
I have tattoos and this video fascinated me. So excited for my next appointment
I'm a tattoo artist and I can say that we don't put the needle so deeply into the skin, it's much less than that, don't be afraid to get tattooed
Exactly
Thanks! I'm relieved now, I'm going to get my first tattoo next month 🫶🏻
But you don't see it happen zoomed in and don't see it happen from the inside. You also don't know the damage to the lymphatic system over a lifetime (tattoo ink gets absorbed and transported to lymph nodes over time).
Sometimes fear is a good thing.
This is absolutely crazy because two weeks ago while we were in studio we were talking about how amazing it would be if you guys created a video that showed tattooing in slow motion, and what it look like from inside the skin. Lo and behold you delivered! Love you guys!! ❤
Though I doubt a properly adjusted tattoo needle pierces into the muscles. =/
It looks really pretty, but they need to talk to actual professionals.
@@ArDeeMee Pretty are my wife's eyes or a butterfly...
@@ArDeeMee A good example of "In the eyes of the beholder" and "To each their own".👍
@@budgiefriend =D
@@budgiefriend AWEEEE 😭😭😭
Never change Dan, you're an absolute gem.
The ink getting sucked into the wound channel was super interesting. Didn't know, or even think it worked like that, but here we are.
I love my tattoo and can't wait to afford more. And becoming a tattoo artist just became even more enticing. 😁
This channel is not about the cameras and technology, it's about the ideas, skill and execution these guys have mastered over the years 🙏 the way they control a tiny focus area is just amazing
Yesssssss the DOF is sooo tiny at this scale. Their production quality has continued to increase over the years.
ok
After having so many tattoos and more ideas on the way of getting, this was fascinating. But Dan I'd never get one done by you, waaaay too deep 😂
Blow out central
twss
That's ALL I can think about watching this. I have my whole leg sleeved.
I kept thinking that during this video. No good tattoo artist is going to bury the needle that deep.
I've got one tat, want more. I even nudged my bff into getting her first in Las Vegas.
After seeing this i still want more ink.
Never thought I’d get tats but I’ve gotten 6 within in the last 3 months . It doesn’t hurt and I’m so glad I did it . I wish I knew my pain tolerance or I would’ve done it sooner in life 😊
I don't know, the back and forth motion just keeps reminding me of something else
Someone commented recently about how well these vids are edited, i.e. no fluff in the intro and just gets us straight into the point of the video. This vid is a shining example of that - there was a golden exchange, but (presumably) Gav cuts it to appear at the end, so we've both got straight into the action at the start yet were able to enjoy the exchange. Such a good channel, keep it going lads
I got a new tattoo two days ago. It took 3.5 hours. This is so insane to watch because in those 3.5 hours I never registered the needles going that deeply into my skin.
That's because it didn't. This wasn't a great demonstration.
They wouldn't have gone as deep as this.
When a tattoo artist go as deep as this , it cause a blow out. So fake video
@@timigold3909 not fake just inexperienced.
Hopefully you don't get anymore sister
I feel like such a badass for getting a massive tattoo and going through this
You had me at "ROLL TIDE"!
I feel like Geoff is the perfect person to drag onto a video like this if you wanted to record someone actually getting a tattoo in macro
Ballistic gel has the properties of human bodies at the scale of a bullet etc. While this footage is incredible, it's quite fairly likely to be different from how ink behaves in actual skin.
You may have a point. However. This comment has done zero to change my position that the last thing my skin needs is a tattoo.
@@gordon_hughesi dont think anyone's goal was to convice you
@@gordon_hughes Oh no! Anyway...
true, but it does still show us how the needle action works to deposit the ink, rather than injecting it like some people think
Pretty sure Gordon was just making a light hearted joke about not wanting a tattoo. Everyone always assumes negativity
This somehow made me less afraid of getting a tattoo.. Thanks for the video!
I need some more tattoos these are fun to watch
This is really cool, but I think it could have been better if there was a real tattoo artist there to talk about the differences between the gel and actual skin and also demonstrate a proper technique and depth (I'm sure the guys were close, but an expert would have been better, maybe) with professional equipment.
Also, don't feel bad, Dan, most of the people I was in the Army with, including myself, went from working out a lot to having dad bodies 😞
I agree, this is one where they should have collaborated with a professional. Even just a RUclipsr professional
It costs a lot man🤔
Comment I was looking for well said💯
I'd love it if they did this again with an actual tattoo artist.
Absolutely this, definitely needed a tattooist there!
Slow Mo guys - continuing to create reference videos for special effects that visual artists haven't even thought of yet.
They need to do more big budget jobs. They did great on Dredd
I have three tattoos, and now when I get the urge to get another one, I can watch this video to save myself the money :)
I've always wanted to have a tattoo but couldn't because of my immense fear of needles, now thanks to this video that fear has just increased :'D
You guys need to do a slowmo of explosive or hydro forming metallic spheres
Oh yes!
I wanna see slowmo of nuclear bomb 🙂
Sounds like a good excuse for another collab with Colin Furze.
I imagine it would be a nice way to round out the views.
@@jwalster9412I see what you did there😂
Your sound designers are extremely gifted at what they do! It's top notch!
He's his own sound designer
gav does all the slowmo sound sometimes its just him recording noices he makes in slowmo lol
The thought of Gav having employees is hilarious to me 😂
So I saw the title of the video when it went up but I was booked in for my forst tattoo today so I wouldn't allow myself to watch it until I was over it. I made the right choice, I never would have gotten the tattoo if I watched this 😂
Well this video popped into my feed the week I'm getting a tattoo, thank slow mo guys
6:37 "one of those fish that live under water"💀
I just want to say the sponsored segment was sooo well put together and edited, I couldn't look away. You all are some talented folks!
I was just about to say, it's rare I see sponsorships that are actually related to the subject of the video! What a nice surprise.
I didn't think about skipping it, since I have a general interest in photography and macro lenses. I was waiting for the company name to be displayed though, since I have never before heard of "laui". It wasn't shown, so I still don't know the company name (of course I can likely find it in the description, my point is, it should have been in the video though).
@@moos5221 It's Laowa, which you can see written on the lenses themselves. Absolutely fantastic lenses, though quite expensive when you get into their more professional stuff. Luckily a lot of their stuff isn't too expensive, especially when compared to a Canon lens, haha.
Yup! Making good use of the robot arm
Getting a tattoo is actually quite enjoyable strangely enough. I have enjoyed getting both of mine.
Oh damn it’s Gavin 😂😂 Well done lad, well done 👍
The calming sting and burn of getting a tattoo is extremely therapeutic to me, like a form of meditation
Can't say I've ever found pain to be calming or theraputic
At least you're not cutting yourself.
@@Uncivildefiancemost who do have incredibly high thresholds for pain, and usually ones theyve had to develop involuntarily.
"The calming sting and burn" are you a masochist?
suffering can be very meditative if you embrace it
Love the detailed sound design on this one!
I just got my third tattoo yesterday, and watching this makes me want to get my fourth
By far the most amazing movie that I have ever layed eyes upon! I’m so thankful for this experience! Thank you Kai!!!! 😢
Dan's 'roll tide' opening was freakin hilarious 😂
Watching this slow motion video of tattoo needles going up and down was truly fascinating! As someone who's never been interested in getting a tattoo, this gave me a whole new perspective. I've officially come to realize it's not my thing, but I appreciate the artistry behind it.
Not that bad tbh but your body your rules, never let anyone force you.
Just got a sleeve that took 12 hours. Thanks for showing me up close what I put myself through :)
Coming from someone who has several tattoos, I'm still craving the next one!
I appreciate the ad segment with the robot arm showcasing the lenses. Clever using the repeatable accuracy of the robot, while changing the lenses seamlessly. Cool.
Honestly, this was a great sponsorship. A product that not only do you consistently use, but you also commonly use it on the channel.
I have 8 tattoos. They're on the top of my foot, wrists, outer wrist, and inner arms. Pretty sensitive places. Y'all. Tattoos are an art, been around for centuries. As long as you actually want one and find a good artist, it's all good.
I'm planning on getting a tattoo on my inner forearm for my 28th birthday. I have an extremely stupid question. Will the needle go deep enough to pierce my veins? That's all I'm worried about after watching this video. I wasn't even worried until I saw this.
I have a few tattoos, want more. It was pretty cool to see this.
Lots of people have commented how ballistics gel is different, and obviously you can get artificial skin to practice tattooing on (thank god, think of how much you’d have to pay people to get practice otherwise when you start!) and having used some of that in a LARP, I can attest is not really like ballistics gel.
I would be very curious to see if you could get transparent artificial tattooing skin made to try this again.
I didn't want a tattoo before this video - but this video has definitely confirmed my fear that it would Hurt. Next time someone says 'it's not that bad' in response of my reasoning for not wanting one, I'm showing them this video. Like good on anyone who can stand to get a tattoo, but sitting there for hours as someone does that to my skin just seems incredibly unpleasant to me lol
The pain depends more on location. The needles are tiny, the pain is not that bad. I've got tattoos and I've seen the video... and I plan to get more. They honestly needed a real tattoo artist to do this because they are often going too deep.
tattoos do hurt, depends how much based on location and size but honestly i’ve had knee scrapes that hurt more than my smallest tattoo
@@SleeplessRoninyeah their technique is lacking (not that i expect them to be good at it, they’re not professional tattoo artists why should they be?)
i wonder what this would look like with an actual tattoo artist doing it
I'm 55% covered in my own designs and can't wait to get more the feeling is great
“That’s what your skin sees when it looks up” 😂😂