Hummingbird slomo footage
Hello
Here is an Hummingbirds slomo clip from Chilean Andes. without color and exposure correction, unmounted. |
Hi Gilles. Thanks for another very nice clip. This looks like Andean Hillstar (Picaflor de la puna).
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Thanks a lot and you are right that's a Picaflor de la Puna in Putre North Chile East of Arica city.
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Wow. What camera? How many frames per second?
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Hi
Casio EX-F1, 300 fps, 512x384 pixels |
gilles,
Nice footage!! I have looked at this camera for quite some time. What is the largest frame size you can have and still run slo motion?? I have thought about using it as a pip camera for some of my work. |
I am not in the market for this at all, but my goodness. I had no idea this existed. What an amazing camera. Thanks for sharing.
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Hi Dale
The largest frame size at 300 fps is 512x384 that's the size for my slomo footage on vimeo. The higest speed is 1200 fps there is a mean speed at 600 fps, but when you increase speed you reduce frame size, 300 fps is good for animals. You can download the user book on Casio.com (EX-F1). There is an intersesting thing, that's the new software, with it you are able to control the camera with a computer and you have a pre trigger function who record 5" before you start registration but only with a computer. For best frame size and fps the price is not the same, i'm looking for Mikrotron a German cie and Epix inc in Buffalo. Mikrotron have a camera 1280x1024 at 500 fps and 720 fps at 1280x720 with a 2000 ASA color sensor and Epix do a data card with 1GB/sec. The others are Photron and Vision research. Best regards Gilles |
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