Shoot a feature film in one take... in 12 minutes...
This camera (or one like it) can shoot 240 frames per second. If you multiply 90 minutes times 60 seconds times 30 fps you get 162,000 frames to make a feature length film. Take that number and divide it by 240 and again by 60 seconds and you see that you could record a 90 minute movie in 11 minutes and 15 seconds. Shoot fast, play it back slow.
That is some simple math, but what would the story be?
You couldn't record sound, so any monologue/dialogue would have to be recorded and dubbed in later... and you couldn't lip sync at that speed, so I would focus on telepathy or only internal thoughts. Something like... people's thoughts in the last moments before a disaster strikes. With green screen, you could add a main character in later who moves in real time. A scifi premise where the main character is out if sync.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/880958-REG/Panasonic_dmc_fz200k_Lumix_FZ200_Digital_Camera.html
That is some simple math, but what would the story be?
You couldn't record sound, so any monologue/dialogue would have to be recorded and dubbed in later... and you couldn't lip sync at that speed, so I would focus on telepathy or only internal thoughts. Something like... people's thoughts in the last moments before a disaster strikes. With green screen, you could add a main character in later who moves in real time. A scifi premise where the main character is out if sync.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/880958-REG/Panasonic_dmc_fz200k_Lumix_FZ200_Digital_Camera.html
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