Testing Slow-Mo on Bridge Camera

[SimonUK]

Made this yesterday for a bit of Fun. Friend got a newish Canon Bridge Camera, with a slow-mo feature.

With the amount of light we had, the slowmo turned out really good i think! There isn't an indication of FPS with it or anything, just says SuperSlowMo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO9sOrD2I68&feature=g-u-u

hehe

 

[graphilly]

Not bad. Good subject for it.

 

[Stratman]

If you want to work out the frame rate, take a shot of an analogue clock with a seconds hand. (Slowmo time divided by real time) multiplied by 25 fps will give you the slomo rate.

As an example, record five seconds of real time. If this takes fifteen seconds to play back the multiplication factor is (15/5) ie 3, multiplied by the 'normal' frame rate of 25fps will give 75fps as the slomo rate.

 

[pel]

Looks good!

As an alternative to Stratman's suggestion, there are a few bits of software available that will give you the fps... GSpot & MediaInfo are but two.

 

[specialman]

I'm blown away by the fact that there is a collection of professional-standard yo-yoers in the Reading area. I can't even get a yo-yo to spin, let alone doing all that shizzle you boys do

 

[SimonUK]

I'm blown away by the fact that there is a collection of professional-standard yo-yoers in the Reading area. I can't even get a yo-yo to spin, let alone doing all that shizzle you boys do

Haha we are spread all over the country and hardly professional level go and YouTube for the world YoYo contest and see what it's really about