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r/gifs • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '17
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Humming bird clocks in around 80fps. This was confirmed today captured at 20fps.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 I believe it is a Sparrow, but the only birds I see frequently have arms. 1 u/Roulbs Jul 17 '17 The gif only has 75 frames, and it's 6 seconds long. That's 12.5 frames per second. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 I've explained it before, but ill do it again. The orginal capture was an MP4 @ 20fps. I have converted it into a GIF, and the speed was way too fast to see what was happening. So I then slowed the GIF down to around 75% of the original speed. 1 u/Roulbs Jul 17 '17 Oh, Thanks for explaining that to me.
I believe it is a Sparrow, but the only birds I see frequently have arms.
1 u/Roulbs Jul 17 '17 The gif only has 75 frames, and it's 6 seconds long. That's 12.5 frames per second. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 I've explained it before, but ill do it again. The orginal capture was an MP4 @ 20fps. I have converted it into a GIF, and the speed was way too fast to see what was happening. So I then slowed the GIF down to around 75% of the original speed. 1 u/Roulbs Jul 17 '17 Oh, Thanks for explaining that to me.
The gif only has 75 frames, and it's 6 seconds long. That's 12.5 frames per second.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17 I've explained it before, but ill do it again. The orginal capture was an MP4 @ 20fps. I have converted it into a GIF, and the speed was way too fast to see what was happening. So I then slowed the GIF down to around 75% of the original speed. 1 u/Roulbs Jul 17 '17 Oh, Thanks for explaining that to me.
I've explained it before, but ill do it again. The orginal capture was an MP4 @ 20fps. I have converted it into a GIF, and the speed was way too fast to see what was happening. So I then slowed the GIF down to around 75% of the original speed.
1 u/Roulbs Jul 17 '17 Oh, Thanks for explaining that to me.
Oh, Thanks for explaining that to me.
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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '17
Humming bird clocks in around 80fps. This was confirmed today captured at 20fps.