Posted on 05/01/2015 9:40:59 AM PDT by LibWhacker
Do they have them at Best Buy yet? I want one.
Wow! How long would it take to play back a trillion frames? At 60 frames per second that’s 1 trillion divided by 60. I can’t figure that in my head.
(Is my math right?)
Well, now I gotta throw out that 4K TV.
a trillion seconds- but only if you don’;t blink
This is exciting news. LiNbO3 is an interesting electro-optic crystal that has been much studied and is only partially understood.
Good for the Japanese....too bad an American wasn’t interested enough to pursue this
Fascinating. Spock, your analysis?
I suspect they dont run the cam for very many seconds....
I’m waiting for a photograph or video that contains as much detail as the subject.
Then you can literally step into it as a separate world.
Say cheese.
1 trillion FRAMES per second?
if the frame was ONLY 640x480 with 24 bit color, then each frame would be 900kb, uncompressed
just to store ONE SECOND of video, the storage would have to be able to write at least 900,000 GB/sec
that’s a tad higher then the current top write speed commercially available... less then 1 GB/sec
please don’t ruin this with common sense!
In real time, 1 second :-) Now to find specific frames could be a bit more of a task.
great...I’m sure the NFL officials will be the first to implement it’s use...
Hey, that might be able to catch Hillary with her mouth shut!
LOL
You were that person I hated in math class.
Good thing I bought the photo album that allows me to add pages.
If you watched a trillion frames of video at 60 frames per second, it’d take you 528 years to view it all (the entire one second of action). Like someone else said, even if you could do it, you probably wouldn’t want to record that much in the first place, because... who’s gonna watch it?
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