Does anyone know if this can be set to 25 fps? or what the freqrange is? In FPS? Seems this question has been asked a lot with no good answer
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The honest answer is this product is an inexpensive flash strobe with no reliable FPS to speak of. Yes you can control the speed of flash, but I would not assume it to be consistent based on the price of the product. This is a budget or novelty strobe light. That being said, for the price.. it does a fine job for what it was intended to do.
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I'm pretty sure its 800. It's really good for gaming setting to the low setting for sniping helps alot. For close quarters the faster setting is nice and being on the fly makes it real nice.
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um im not sure what you mean by refresh rate. like how fast it turn on? pretty quick. be a little more pacific maybe i can answer your question
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Thanks for the good info, 80'sGuy. You mentioned 24p cinematic playback on the 3D model. I read somewhere that the G25 will be a problem for movie buffs because it does not have the 24p cinematic playback. Is this true?
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I bought mine in 2012 and it is rated 385fps, I would say if yours is rated 365fps it would be an earlyer model. Sorry I can,t give you any more held than that. Mine is loud but the speed makes up for it. Have brought 2 deer down with it one at about 27yards and the other at 40yards
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I was told by a sales person at a "big box" store that they are the same, that different retailers use slightly different model numbers. My advice is to write down the the tech specs such as dpi, hz, etc., (and watch for different wording like "Clear Motion Rate" is not the same as "refresh rate") and then compare the different models that way.
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Anyone got any other calibration settings. Ryans settings are great but I find the colors to be a little bit dead, also Netflix on PS3 does not look the best even on X-High compared to my 720p LG. Nvm problem solved they look nice its just some HD streams look worse then others. Also presume your not suppose to be standing right next to the TV while watching :o.I raised the color settings and lowered the black level to make the picture have more color.Thanks Ryan!
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As the Black Edition is overclocked, it *might* use a chip that has been tested to be able to overclock, but I don't know if that's the case. The stock overclock is good for a few fps in testing but I can't say I've noticed the difference in any game I play. When I bought it, the price differential was a few % so I didn't pay much extra for a chip that might be more stable when overclocked. I've not had any problems running with the stock overclock, but YMMV.
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The fps is from 450-480. at a hundred yards with 30gm i can hit pretty accurately.
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It will do 400/sec, but it reduces the frame size to almost a thumbnail. It does a really good job at 60 and 120 frames/sec with strong ambient light, but it still reduces the frame size. Overall, I think it is well worth the price. You can see a lot of detail at 120 fps.
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I wouldn't go no more than 25yards, anything more it will not be accurate. That's pretty much the limit for around 700fps. Even at 25 yards, it's pushing it to the limit a bit.
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If this clip is indeed taken at 24 frames per second (typical cinema speed), have you tried shooting at 30 frames per second (typical television speed)? I think I am seeing flickering rather than focus issues. Look at the Image Quality/Size option on the Main Menu screen and select the Highest Quality FX setting and see if your image is better.
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its already in 144hz, for games, you need to change in video settings. i only changed the contrast, colours etc.
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Look into Sony's Motionflow technology. I only use my HDTV for gaming and computer. But the refresh rate is not an issue for gaming at all, no motion blur what-so-ever. I have a 120Hz 55" HDTV, if you ask me this 60Hz HDTV seems better on the motion blur then my 120Hz. But I can only speak from a gaming perspective, seeing that I only use this particular HDTV for gaming.
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445-450 with .2sbut it seems like all of us are getting different fps reading here so because i don't believe they are putting widely different springs in each gun I am forced to believe that its the chonos that are wrong. Ill go get mine calibrated and be back with the results
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As others have stated, it only officially supports 1920x1080 via HDMI. I managed to get it to a full 2560x1440, but I had to create a custom resolution and I could only get it to 30fps. Not ideal, but it's acceptable for me. See my image and review for more info.
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I would say under 300 fps but 400 fps and above get a full head gear that would give you better protection, to play it safe. People I know run it in 400 fps battles says its okay and cant take the constant beating of the bb's.