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1000 hp burnout with 120fps go-pro
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<blockquote data-quote="psfracer" data-source="post: 12891333" data-attributes="member: 125033"><p>You can do it with any camera that can film with a higher frame rate. Normal frame rate is 30 fps. The Go Pro Hero3 Black edition can film at 720p @ 120 frames per second, and 480p at 240 frames per second.</p><p></p><p>Then, you go into your video editor, (for me that is IMovie on my Mac Book), go into clip adjustments, and slow it down to 30 fps.</p><p></p><p>So in this video, I filmed it at 720p @ 120fps. If the clip was 4 seconds long at 120 fps, now I can slow it down to a 16 second clip at 30 fps. Get it? At 30 fps the motion is still smooth, yet you can see more detail because you are looking at something 4X slower then it actually happened. Make sense?</p><p></p><p>I have only used the 240fps at the gun range, not at the track. Reason is the field of view is so wide, the camera would have to be really close to the car. At 720p, I can still crop the clip and retain some resolution--at 480 p I wouldn't want to crop at all, as that is really the minimum resolution you would want on youtube.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="psfracer, post: 12891333, member: 125033"] You can do it with any camera that can film with a higher frame rate. Normal frame rate is 30 fps. The Go Pro Hero3 Black edition can film at 720p @ 120 frames per second, and 480p at 240 frames per second. Then, you go into your video editor, (for me that is IMovie on my Mac Book), go into clip adjustments, and slow it down to 30 fps. So in this video, I filmed it at 720p @ 120fps. If the clip was 4 seconds long at 120 fps, now I can slow it down to a 16 second clip at 30 fps. Get it? At 30 fps the motion is still smooth, yet you can see more detail because you are looking at something 4X slower then it actually happened. Make sense? I have only used the 240fps at the gun range, not at the track. Reason is the field of view is so wide, the camera would have to be really close to the car. At 720p, I can still crop the clip and retain some resolution--at 480 p I wouldn't want to crop at all, as that is really the minimum resolution you would want on youtube. [/QUOTE]
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