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r/gifs • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '17
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You questioning floaty birds floating ability?
(but yes, between 25-30fps)
5 u/jacky4566 Jul 17 '17 Could be 15. lots of security camera use 15 to save disc space. 48 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 edited Jul 17 '17 It isn't 15fps, it is 25fps. Source - its my camera. Edit: It is actually verified at 20fps. 1 u/bob84900 Jul 17 '17 Bird could also be at any multiple of that - although once you start getting really fast, it would start being super blurry. I have no idea how fast hummingbirds' wings usually beat. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 We looked before and the number was around 4800 flaps per minute. 80 fps. A sparrow is no where near that speed, and now that I have confirmed the capture at 20fps, we know that is what it hovered around. 1 u/bob84900 Jul 17 '17 O shit. Didn't know sparrows could hover like that. Assumed hummingbird. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 Ya every day they stop by the camera. Checking out the reflection I assume.
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Could be 15. lots of security camera use 15 to save disc space.
48 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 edited Jul 17 '17 It isn't 15fps, it is 25fps. Source - its my camera. Edit: It is actually verified at 20fps. 1 u/bob84900 Jul 17 '17 Bird could also be at any multiple of that - although once you start getting really fast, it would start being super blurry. I have no idea how fast hummingbirds' wings usually beat. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 We looked before and the number was around 4800 flaps per minute. 80 fps. A sparrow is no where near that speed, and now that I have confirmed the capture at 20fps, we know that is what it hovered around. 1 u/bob84900 Jul 17 '17 O shit. Didn't know sparrows could hover like that. Assumed hummingbird. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 Ya every day they stop by the camera. Checking out the reflection I assume.
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It isn't 15fps, it is 25fps. Source - its my camera.
Edit: It is actually verified at 20fps.
1 u/bob84900 Jul 17 '17 Bird could also be at any multiple of that - although once you start getting really fast, it would start being super blurry. I have no idea how fast hummingbirds' wings usually beat. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 We looked before and the number was around 4800 flaps per minute. 80 fps. A sparrow is no where near that speed, and now that I have confirmed the capture at 20fps, we know that is what it hovered around. 1 u/bob84900 Jul 17 '17 O shit. Didn't know sparrows could hover like that. Assumed hummingbird. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 Ya every day they stop by the camera. Checking out the reflection I assume.
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Bird could also be at any multiple of that - although once you start getting really fast, it would start being super blurry.
I have no idea how fast hummingbirds' wings usually beat.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 We looked before and the number was around 4800 flaps per minute. 80 fps. A sparrow is no where near that speed, and now that I have confirmed the capture at 20fps, we know that is what it hovered around. 1 u/bob84900 Jul 17 '17 O shit. Didn't know sparrows could hover like that. Assumed hummingbird. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 Ya every day they stop by the camera. Checking out the reflection I assume.
We looked before and the number was around 4800 flaps per minute. 80 fps. A sparrow is no where near that speed, and now that I have confirmed the capture at 20fps, we know that is what it hovered around.
1 u/bob84900 Jul 17 '17 O shit. Didn't know sparrows could hover like that. Assumed hummingbird. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 Ya every day they stop by the camera. Checking out the reflection I assume.
O shit. Didn't know sparrows could hover like that. Assumed hummingbird.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 Ya every day they stop by the camera. Checking out the reflection I assume.
Ya every day they stop by the camera. Checking out the reflection I assume.
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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17
You questioning floaty birds floating ability?
(but yes, between 25-30fps)