My pride and joy

last one, in hi-def. Not much variety, but I've always felt there was a shortage of CZ-75 videos on youtube :cool: Thank you for watching and commenting!

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Thanks for posting the cool videos. Editted to ask if you will try it again at 1000fps? (did a little reading on your camera)
 
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Why only 420 fps?

Milofficer said:
Videos from the range! here's number 1, shot at 420fps.
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Why only 420 fps? You should be able to get over 1000 with that pistol... If you are shooting IPSC you need at least 125 power factor.. (minor)

Power factor = bullet weight in grains X velocity in fps / 1000

with a 115 grain bullet you need 1086 fps for 125 PF
with a 124 grain bullet you need 1008 fps for 125 PF
with a 147 grain bullet you need 850 fps for 125 PF

Af shooting buddy of mine says.. more is better and too much is just enough.. LOL

Nice videos.. will have to try that sometime..

Try some IMR SR4756 4.5 grains with a 147 grain bullet COL of 1.136 in with give you a PF of 150...
My Tanfoglio Match in 9mm loves that load.

RDG

RDG
 
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rdgietz said:
Why only 420 fps? You should be able to get over 1000 with that pistol... If you are shooting IPSC you need at least 125 power factor.. (minor)

Power factor = bullet weight in grains X velocity in fps / 1000

with a 115 grain bullet you need 1086 fps for 125 PF
with a 124 grain bullet you need 1008 fps for 125 PF
with a 147 grain bullet you need 850 fps for 125 PF

Af shooting buddy of mine says.. more is better and too much is just enough.. LOL

Nice videos.. will have to try that sometime..

Try some IMR SR4756 4.5 grains with a 147 grain bullet COL of 1.136 in with give you a PF of 150...
My Tanfoglio Match in 9mm loves that load.

RDG

RDG
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He is talking about the frame rate of the camera. 420 Frames Per Second. (FPS) not Feet Per Second. :p
 
I do intend to take more. I had taken more videos, but they weren't framed properly. I had the camera set up on the shooting bench, and I stood next to it, guesstimating the right position.

The EX-FC100 is a neat camera, but the nature of the technology forces the camera to drop the quality and dimension of the video clip in order to process the frames fast enough. At 1000 FPS, the quality goes down noticeably, as you've seen. Next time i'll have someone frame the shot for me, and i'll stand more into the sunlight. Hopefully I'll have something to use as a backdrop to get a better contrast, too.

btw, thanks for the correction on the frames per second thing :p
 
Milofficer said:
I do intend to take more. I had taken more videos, but they weren't framed properly. I had the camera set up on the shooting bench, and I stood next to it, guesstimating the right position.

The EX-FC100 is a neat camera, but the nature of the technology forces the camera to drop the quality and dimension of the video clip in order to process the frames fast enough. At 1000 FPS, the quality goes down noticeably, as you've seen. Next time i'll have someone frame the shot for me, and i'll stand more into the sunlight. Hopefully I'll have something to use as a backdrop to get a better contrast, too.

btw, thanks for the correction on the frames per second thing :p
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Yup, sunlight will make a huge difference to the quality. The camera has a hard time in low light conditions due to the high shutter speed, which is so fast it needs a bright scene for good quality.

If you can't find a sunny spot, just bring a small light source like a bright flashlight or a plug in shop light.
 
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