One thing from the original talk that I think might be off, though it sounds intuitively correct, is that you could see things happening in reverse time. Einstein might have been excited by this idea, but I’m personally reminded of what happens when you put a strobe light next to a faucet, like they had (might still have?) at the Boston Museum of Science. Or, as we see when a wheel goes a certain rate, it appears to stop or reverse direction. In the case of a series of alternating waves, as shown in the demo, you could see how limitations in the frame rate of the camera might give the appearance of reverse-time. But then again, with the bands being as wide as they appear, perhaps I’m off the mark. In any case, I think that could be cleared up by having several cameras observing the same event. Since there’s no (almost) way they could be in perfect synchrony, you could capture as many in-between frames as you have cameras.

Anyway, great job! I can’t wait to see where this new technology goes!