Vision Research's Miro 3 snaps 2200 frames-per-second

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Vexorg @ Apr 26th 2007 3:36PM

I've done a bit of looking into high-speed cameras (just to see how ridiculosly impractical the purchase of one might be) and I find that most of these manufacturers don't bother putting up prices. That's because even a relatively basic high speed camera setup would run you roughly the cost of a Porsche 911.

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viva60 @ Apr 26th 2007 5:13PM

I've worked in combustion research and we bought one of the Phantoms with a 120,000 fps capacity. Of course that puppy came in around $78k. Lots of fun though...

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