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Home-made bullet time?

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Xenon14

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I have a Sony TRV-520 digital camera. How can I shoot a scene 2x as fast, and then be able to play it back at normal speed...i.e. bullet-time??
 
Originally posted by: Xenon14
I have a Sony TRV-520 digital camera. How can I shoot a scene 2x as fast, and then be able to play it back at normal speed...i.e. bullet-time??
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Doesn't it increase the shutter speed? Or Reel speed or something like that? Look it up in the manual.
 
Originally posted by: illusion88
Originally posted by: Xenon14
I have a Sony TRV-520 digital camera. How can I shoot a scene 2x as fast, and then be able to play it back at normal speed...i.e. bullet-time??
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Doesn't it increase the shutter speed? Or Reel speed or something like that? Look it up in the manual.

No manual, need to be hooked up with explanation on here.
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Originally posted by: oniq
Wouldn't that just be slow motion? Bullet time is a little bit more.. *ahem* advanced.
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ok fine, slow motion. No need to damper my hopes... at least let me think I have the ability to produce bullettime.
 
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