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Post by kiwidave on Jan 12, 2019 23:36:06 GMT -7
Super G+. 0.767 pass.
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Post by GTS on Jan 13, 2019 7:29:05 GMT -7
Man oh man, I'm addicted to this slo mo  . Post all ya got . I've been droollin' over one of those S9+'s myself but not at this time  . |
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Post by AJR on Jan 13, 2019 12:33:52 GMT -7
I've been using an S8 and the slowest I can go is 1/8 speed. I forget the frame rate on it. The S7 wasnt as slow as the S8 and now it looks like the S9 is much slower still. Very cool seeing the cars move that slow.
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Post by GTS on Jan 13, 2019 13:15:44 GMT -7
I've been using an S8 and the slowest I can go is 1/8 speed. I forget the frame rate on it. The S7 wasnt as slow as the S8 and now it looks like the S9 is much slower still. Very cool seeing the cars move that slow. Jeff, you could still record at your slowest rate (highest fps) you have and edit it slower thru your software so there was minimal blur. You probably know that but just throwin' it out there.  |
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Post by ecbill on Jan 13, 2019 19:02:23 GMT -7
S8 & S9 sound like cell phone models. Are you using cell phones to do thiese slo-mos?
Can iPads do that?
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Post by kiwidave on Jan 14, 2019 0:39:59 GMT -7
Yep Bill, Samsung cellphones. I'm not familiar with apple products? For Slow mo or Super Slow mo you need high frame rates or frames per second(FPS).
Check online what FPS your device is capable of. My S9+ is capable of 240 FPS and 960 FPS for Super Slow mo.
The problem is on Super Slow mo you can only record a vid that plays back for 6 seconds. I will be playing around more this weekend to see what these
devices are capable of? Lighting is also a huge factor to the quality of the vids. Hope this helps.
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Post by AJR on Jan 14, 2019 8:35:24 GMT -7
I've been using an S8 and the slowest I can go is 1/8 speed. I forget the frame rate on it. The S7 wasnt as slow as the S8 and now it looks like the S9 is much slower still. Very cool seeing the cars move that slow. Jeff, you could still record at your slowest rate (highest fps) you have and edit it slower thru your software so there was minimal blur. You probably know that but just throwin' it out there. Thanks Gale. I've seen that I might be able to do that with the software, but have never done it. I will need to look into that further. |
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Post by Eagle Racing on Jan 14, 2019 11:14:14 GMT -7
Hmm...I have an S7 Galaxy and slow motion is 240fps. I also have a camera with slow motion at 240fps, and 480fps. I like 240fps the best. With my camera I can shoot a long video in 480fps, but the size of the picture in play back is reduced quite a lot. Keep up the video work, very enjoyable.
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Post by ecbill on Jan 14, 2019 16:21:27 GMT -7
Its amazing what those cell phone cameras can do.
Do they have a mount for a tripod, to hold it steady while filming?
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Post by kiwidave on Jan 15, 2019 3:36:49 GMT -7
Yep, tripods can be found cheap! I use a scrap piece of wood and poster putty, crude but works!!
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Post by kiwidave on Jan 20, 2019 3:55:27 GMT -7
Sandfly and MustangPaul showed up with their cars for the upcoming race and we got in some test
and tune. I got to play with my phone some more!
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Post by AJR on Jan 20, 2019 6:40:24 GMT -7
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Post by GTS on Jan 20, 2019 11:39:38 GMT -7
Dang! What an incredible tool  ! |
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Kiwiland
Jan 20, 2019 20:30:32 GMT -7
via mobile
Post by onefastmustang on Jan 20, 2019 20:30:32 GMT -7
Really nice video
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Post by kiwidave on Jan 21, 2019 2:44:13 GMT -7
This is a mock up vid. Just playing around to see the potential of recording a race?
Wish I had 5 of these phones lined up along the track. I think you could capture a full pass using right angles?
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