How many shots will this take in RAW bracketed and how fast FPS?
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I believe it is 8 frames a second (I could be mistaken) but I do know the max speed and video processing time is highly dependent upon the speed of the SDCard...
87907
Hello, yes, you can also select 2 or 5 fps. The owners manual states that the maximum number for either of those is 100 shots, with a disclaimer that the number is limited by the "picture-taking conditions and the type of card used" Thanks.
1359554
The maximum FPS is roughly 400, and I'd say if you modified it you could get it to be considerably lower, like around 350, but most CO2 pistols have inconsistent BB velocity because of the unavoidable CO2 leakage.
86639
it sure is. you will not be disappointed. you really need to do alot of shooting to make it worth while. casual shooters should use the 1.8 and call it good unless ;your rich
108078
250 to 300 fps depending on the ammo used the ones it comes with are the fastest not recommended the 20 and up are a little slower but still works good
860211
Good question, I had to try it to find out. The max for all 16 cameras simultaneously, using 960H resolution, is 15fps. If you want 30fps, you can only do it on 8 cameras with the remaining ones set to no recording. You can also set 7 cameras to 30fps and split the remaining 30 frames among the rest. Bottom line is 240fps max for the system divided up however you want in 1fps increments. I couldn't test it at lower than 960H because it requires a reload. Maybe at a lower setting you would get more total fps but I don't know. Also, I use 2fps continuous on each of the 16 cameras (32fps total) and it records about 2 weeks on a 1TB hard drive. Hope this helps. Good question, I had to try it to find out. The max for all 16 cameras simultaneously, using 960H resolution, is 15fps. If you want 30fps, you can only do it on 8 cameras with the remaining ones set to no recording. You can also set 7 cameras to 30fps and split the remaining 30 frames among the rest. Bottom line is 240fps max for the system divided up however you want in 1fps increments. I couldn't test it at lower than 960H because it requires a reload. Maybe at a lower setting you would get more total fps but I don't know. Also, I use 2fps continuous on each of the 16 cameras (32fps... » Read More Good question, I had to try it to find out. The max for all 16 cameras simultaneously, using 960H resolution, is 15fps. If you want 30fps, you can only do it on 8 cameras with the remaining ones set to no recording. You can also set 7 cameras to 30fps and split the remaining 30 frames among the rest. Bottom line is 240fps max for the system divided up however you want in 1fps increments. I couldn't test it at lower than 960H because it requires a reload. Maybe at a lower setting you would get more total fps but I don't know. Also, I use 2fps continuous on each of the 16 cameras (32fps total) and it records about 2 weeks on a 1TB hard drive. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I do not operate in a Windows environment, so I'm not certain how that will impact the performance. I use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS AMD 64bit and use the editing software that is open source. I have no issues with this at all. This is a quad core unit and it runs fairly quickly. I am very satisfied with my rig.
308916
I haven't tried w/ particular model but I did w/ a Red Rider that I think has the same FPS as this one. You have got to make it a good shot though. Practice, practice, practice before you try it.
2012013
Hi, according to NightOwl, per channel it can record about 30 FPS, with a total of 480 FPS for all 16 channels. Thanks, PCrush
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My apologies for answering your question so late. It is about 260 FPS. Is it good for a backyard war? I would say no because you would only have 6 shots, reloading is a pain, and you need to pull the hammer back after every shot. Not unless you are a very disciplined shooter with pin point accuracy, this gun would be useful. You would need to by more shells to load your BBs in if you want to have more ammo with you (1 shell = 1 BB). The problem with that is that each BB is loaded into each individual shell. Overall, treat this like a real magnum in real life. High power for a handgun, high risk when reloading and ammo supply. My apologies for answering your question so late. It is about 260 FPS. Is it good for a backyard war? I would say no because you would only have 6 shots, reloading is a pain, and you need to pull the hammer back after every shot. Not unless you are a very disciplined shooter with pin point accuracy, this gun would be useful. You would need to by more shells to load your BBs in if you want to have more ammo with you (1 shell = 1 BB). The problem with that is that each BB is loaded into each individual shell. Overall, treat this like a real magnum in real life. High power for a handgun, high... » Read More My apologies for answering your question so late. It is about 260 FPS. Is it good for a backyard war? I would say no because you would only have 6 shots, reloading is a pain, and you need to pull the hammer back after every shot. Not unless you are a very disciplined shooter with pin point accuracy, this gun would be useful. You would need to by more shells to load your BBs in if you want to have more ammo with you (1 shell = 1 BB). The problem with that is that each BB is loaded into each individual shell. Overall, treat this like a real magnum in real life. High power for a handgun, high risk when reloading and ammo supply. « Show Less
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I've chronographed BB's at 740fps. Haven't measured pellets. If you're using pellets, this will be just as slow to load as your breakneck; loading 1 at a time. BB's are much faster to load but not as accurate.
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About 750 fps with BBs and 700 with pellets (depending on pellet weight) at ten pumps.
242147
No, but the guns velocity is already high. The first ten shots are easily over 300fps
1057781
Yes, it'll play any source games like CSGO and TF2 perfectly fine, even at high graphics. You'll get around 200-300 fps in quiet areas if not much is going on, and maybe you'll get around 30 fps if you happen to find yourself in an area with like 12 people all running around spamming grenades and other explosives.
99188
You can set it to burst mode 10 frames per second. Good to have a class 10 SDHC card to, will speed up time between shots (image capture to memory).
1859823
Absolutely!! I'm getting 1.0" groups at 35 yrds free handed. Through the chronograph, I averaged 743.7 fps with a spread of 24 fps, which equates to 17-18 FPE. That was with 10 shots. Great pellet!!
1055715
I would estimate around 1000fps. It's not the 1200fps it advertises. I have not tried the expensive ammo BPS though. The scope is awful and trigger pull is terrible as well. The gun has operated flawless through around 600 rounds. I recommend getting a better scope and expensive ammo if you want this to be a pigeon/squirel killing machine. Once you get use to the trigger, it's not that bad.Clean the barrel also. It helps alot with the accuracy when siting in your new scope. -Chris