Dashmellow
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You know, I first viewed the Phantom Flex video I posted above about a year ago when I first learned of and became interested in these high speed cameras. At the time I wasn't really thinking in terms of dash cams or a context like our discussion of frame rates and motion blur in this thread. Now that I've had the opportunity to watch the video again from a different perspective I think it provides one of the better demonstrations of the effect of various frames rates on motion blur I have seen. Interestingly, filming a semi-automatic pistol in action, close-up, makes for a very effective subject to incrementally push the camera to its limits and demonstrate the concept of frames rate vs motion blur. Most of the Phantom Flex footage online seems designed to impress and amuse whereas this video does a great job of showing exactly how the camera functions, what it is doing at different settings and just what it is capable of.
So all in all, I believe we've reached a consensus that higher frames rates are what we want to see in future dash cams for the reduction in motion blur and increased sharpness and clarity that higher fps rates provide.
So all in all, I believe we've reached a consensus that higher frames rates are what we want to see in future dash cams for the reduction in motion blur and increased sharpness and clarity that higher fps rates provide.
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