A couple days back I provided some gifs of some Spirillum at high frame rates, but while it was neat to see them. They didn't really do too much interesting stuff. But now, I've got more, bigger too. This bad boy is some type of ciliate, with amazing patterns of motion up and down its body, in such beauty of coordination. These clips were recorded sequentially, not simultaneously.
In the 1 minute of this video, only one second of real time passed for the slow motion clips. I recommend you play at 4k, even on a lower resolution screen, just for the bitrate.
Ciliate at high framerates(1400+ fps)
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Re: Ciliate at high framerates(1400+ fps)
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing.
So you’re getting these high frame rates by sampling only a small portion of the sensor for each frame? I’ll have to go back to your original post to try figure out what’s going on.
Harry
So you’re getting these high frame rates by sampling only a small portion of the sensor for each frame? I’ll have to go back to your original post to try figure out what’s going on.
Harry
Re: Ciliate at high framerates(1400+ fps)
Yes, but it is slightly more complicated than just a smaller portion of the sensor. Only the number of vertical pixels actually matters, horizontally, it doesnt matter if you have 10 or 1000, its gonna have basically no impact, as long as you are not limited by connection or data processing speeds. So I used the full horizontal resolution, and In post I then cropped the image down horizontally to only the area of the creature.