video cameras slow motion
How do I make ultra slow-motion video?
I would like to make a video with a duration of about 8 hours based on a video of a 30-60 second scene.
I know that I can slow down a normal 30fps video from a DV cam or something but I really want to have the DATA from a high-frame rate camera.
How man FPS do I need from a high speed camera in order to achieve my goal?
If I understood you correctly, you are trying to shoot a 30 to 60 second scene with a high frame-rate camera so you can slow it down to be played back over an 8 hour period.
If this is the case then you would need a camera that could shoot somewhere between 12,000 and 28,800 frames per second depending on your playback format (NTSC/PAL) and whether you record 30 or 60 seconds. There are some special cameras available which use high-speed computers with special software that can record all the frames that quickly.
But make sure you have very deep pockets because this type of system is extremely expensive.
WK
Slow motion video camera
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