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Christian Kent   𝘊𝘒 :＼﹥

Correction: Billion-fps not trillion-fps.

I made a table of every high speed frame rate and the camera you’ll get it from

He is still firmly in the “experimental” category, in a geostationary orbit above all the “industrial” and even “specialist” categories — he can proudly say his is one of only two entries with a frame rate of too many digits to display (I’m not widening it — it’s a badge of honour)

I added Slow-Mo Guys who started out at 28,000fps

(Wow, I like my table … I built it after Gav & Dan mentioned that they chose 100fps for a reason, and I needed to endorse 100fps for high frame rates)

And … AlphaPhoenix makes an impressive debut at #2 in the league table 🥈 giving world champion, the MIT CUP Streak Camera, a bit of a fright by a guy, in a cave, with a box of scraps

A table of multiple high speed cameras and frame rates, showing everything from film 24fps, up to consumer 240fps, up to industrial 1000fps, up to specialist 100,000fps, and scientific slow-motion around 1,000,000fps. At the end of the list are two experimental cameras, one from YouTuber AlphaPhoenix at a billion fps and the MIT CUP Streak Camera at a trillion fps.
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