how many fps (feet per second)
2029378
Probably somewhere around 170 although the bbs feed in the back of the gun so you have to tilt it back a bit making it shoot quite far (accuratly around 25 yards)
1490629
There are frame rate numbers for just cause here. http://www.techspot.com/review/392-budget-gpu-comparison/page8.html
1558228
The spec say up to 400 fps. Not sure what the variables would be to increase or lower that fps rate.
940065
The fps is from 450-480. at a hundred yards with 30gm i can hit pretty accurately.
1623248
You can preview the program in full screen I'm not sure though if its 30 or 60 fps. There's very minimal lag time for the preview so you shouldn't have any problems with that, although I'm sure it depends on your computer. I haven't had any problems with the delay of input in the preview.
482358
I may have some details wrong, but I think minimum for motion is 18 fps, film is 24 fps, normal television 30fps. 60fps will just seem a little smoother (also depends on shutter speed). BUT with 60fps you can do much better slow motion, and you can resample to 24fps.
15536
.12 grams is lighter therefore it would have more fps (feet per second) and .20 grams is heavier so it has more accuracy so if you are a long range person, get 12 grams but if you are an assault, shotgun, or pistol person, get .20 grams. If you are a sniper/tactical type person or if you have great aim, get around .15 grams if they sell that type
1415212
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.
1128224
Short answer - NO. But is your gap really 1/2 second? I normally see a gap of 2-3 frames at FXP.
318793
If you're wondering if it is high speed . . . yes. The camera can do 240 frames per second (as opposed to the normal 30 or 24). It can also do 480 fps and 1000 fps, but the image resolution decreases the higher you go. Also, you can play it back on the camera's screen.
273542
No, it does not change FPS for 2D neither for 3D video; it does not have motion interpolation feature. (If you own a reasonably fast computer, check the Smooth Video Project. Or, maybe your tv or projector already has that feature built-in - my Panasonic does.)
1393302
It is advertised as 1,000 feet per second. I have no way to measure this---but it is powerfull
1811455
5-800 fps depending on on number of pumps and pellet weight. Plenty fast to hurt things!
656714
400fps. I don't have a chronograph so I'm not sure how accurate that is, it can handle paper targets and coke cans until the last bit of gas though.
772105
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.
1267014
3 to 6 hours in 3 minute intervals depending on the resolution. If you buy, use the 720p @ 30 fps.
1551689
I don't have 120 fps. This is what I have: hs30-240 at 432by 320, hs240 at 432 by 320. Hs480 at 224 by 160 and hs1000 at 224 by 64 pixels