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6 million frames per second
O.K., so I don’t currently see a use for this kind of technology for actual broadcast video work – but I still think it’s interesting to have a capability of capturing 6 million frames per second.
Advances in other fields eventually trickle out to other areas… so I figured I’d share.
https://newsroom.ucla.edu/portal/ucla/world-s-fastest-camera-relies-90312.aspx
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When I saw this I got the impression the pics it provides look more like electron microscopy than anything optical. WOuld love to see a link to actual output somewhere.
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anymore frames per second and it will be a still!
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Pah! Six million? That’s nothing! ;0)
“an attosecond is related to a second as a second is related to the age of the universe”
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/02/080222095358.htm
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I’m also remembering some ridiculously high number of frames per second for NASA recording launches. I thought I remembered 40,000 fps and figured that was impossible…before I remembered that the Phantom 65 shoots over 34,000 fps.
So, not 6 million fps, but still…..a LOT.
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