How many frames a second does it take for TV work?
This thing looks stunning what may unlimately let it down is if it does not accept a.n.others lenses.
Never having looked into video I assume that the aperature is just left stopped down during the whole exposure time to get 60FPS?
Interesting, but I wouldn't like to spend 10x longer editing images because I'd shot 60 frames per second rather than 6 I have quite enough to cope with and too little time in the field as it is.
But then I guess you'd never miss a decisive moment, just spend a long time looking for it...
Discussion
2 replies12 Mpixel, 35mm, 60 fps! Is this the future of nature photography, combining HD video and still capture.
Fascinating stuff, I wonder if it will ever make it past venture capital funding and turn into a real product.
Red Camera website
cheers
Sean
This thing looks stunning what may unlimately let it down is if it does not accept a.n.others lenses.
Never having looked into video I assume that the aperature is just left stopped down during the whole exposure time to get 60FPS?
But then I guess you'd never miss a decisive moment, just spend a long time looking for it...
A