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1. GUIL

by David Coiffier

1 year ago

Here is the first SprintCam v3 showreel, made for NAB 2009 exhibition.

Sport images are all 1000FPS, and final shot 2500FPS!

For best experience, source file download is warmly recommended.
A native 25fps 720p H264 quicktime file is available thru the Vimeo download link, bottom right, or here : filedropper.com/1857709

For ultimate experience, 1080p QT file is now also available :
yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=497250

Enjoy!

Credits

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Erik Thorebring
8 minutes ago
Juan IJspeert
15 hours ago
Films Traffik
17 hours ago
Films Traffik
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Piotr
22 hours ago
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23 hours ago
Patrick Smith
2 days ago
Baptiste Rousseau
2 days ago
Justinas "PiLou" Piliponis
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ße ωell ;-) 7 months ago

what a great camera David, amazing detail! I liked the mirage created from the fire sequence - heck I like it all ;-)
Antonio Segura 4 months ago

Spectacular images, smooth video, greetings from Seville
DUMAIS 7 months ago

Cool stuff David! Where did you got that camera?
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Thx Sylvain! Actually I do not own such a camera. This is a very expensive model, that is developped by friends. That's how I put hands on it sometimes...
RaxcraX 7 months ago

slow motion?
what cam did you film?
Antonio Segura 4 months ago

Spectacular images, smooth video, greetings from Seville
John Graeme Morris 7 months ago

Wow to this.... and cheerleaders too!
Adriana de Barros 7 months ago

That camera is amazing!
Christer Dahl 7 months ago

Hey, i also wanna be a Sprintcam spokesman ;-)

Awesome as usual...!

Chris
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Hey Chris! Thanx again :)
I'll talk with Laurent Renard about you being the scandinavian spokesman! ;)
per 4 months ago

Give a shout when the consumer model comes down to around $999 and I'll get one too :( ;)
rick fiduccia 7 months ago

This looks like a "must have" camera... wonder what I'll have to add to my budget for one of these :-)

Great video!
Antonio Segura 4 months ago

Spectacular images, smooth video, greetings from Seville
paul bleakley 7 months ago

Once again, excellent film.Great detail,great colour,great music.Chungas Revenge with a french twist.Very nice.Thanks.
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Thanx for your nice comment Paul, it's always a pleasure to see people who get it all! :)
lucy pepper 7 months ago

i'm glad to see the jelly is still defying gravity.
Todd Turnipseed 7 months ago

David..how did you know? 3 of my favorite things...
High speed film, Rugby and Cheerleaders. (Not in that order) Fine Work!
Antonio Segura 4 months ago

Spectacular images, smooth video, greetings from Seville
HDtimelapse.net 7 months ago

Beautiful!
Benjamin L. 7 months ago

Those images were shot with the new SprintCam V3 HD at 1000 fps.
The camera will be presented at the NAB 2009 in Las Vegas next week.
Check out the website for more details:
i-movix.com
Jörg Brönnimann 7 months ago

nice work...!
Brian Boudreau 7 months ago

That camera and your edits are nuts! great job
bob zombie 7 months ago

It's so good!
Matthew Brown 7 months ago

Very cool. Would be cool to see you do a crazy cool concept with this. I kind of wish there wasn't a slice of jello or anything at the end because it turned into a "look what this camera can do" rather than the cool slow motion event that was going on in the beginning. Still very cool. You can definitely pull something cool off like the opening credits of "The Fall". I hope to see more soon! Take care!
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Thanx for your comment Matt. You are pretty right about the jelly thing. I didn't think that way, but I see what you mean. In fact every single shot is just for now a "look what this camera can do" thing. You're also right about getting a real idea to do real crazy things with it. But I don't have an easy access to the cam, as there is only one model available...
But we have 2 or 3 things in mind, and now I'm just waiting for cam to be back from NAB to have fun on a real project.

Take care too!
Gabriel Shalom 7 months ago

My dream project for such a camera would only make sense with an equally fast playback system...does one exist that will playback and project at high frame rates? Perhaps a customized software player...?

quantumcinema.blogspot.com/2008/09/temporal-resolution.html
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Gabriel, can you tell me why you're interested in hispeed playback ? As far as I understand, above 50fps, eyes can't match more temporal resolution, so you would give extra frames that couldn't be seen...
But I'm sure you have the complete theory, so please go ahead...
V P 6 months ago

would love to see a car crash test or glass breaking. i'm pretty sure this is something the auto industry would love to have.

also: capturing a bullet being fired from a gun.
Steve 7 months ago

Nice music selection...I've always loved that song ..its from the Dolche Vida album right?
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Thanx Steve! About the music...well...I'm afraid this has no relation with any Dolce Vita thing I know, but I also may be wrong...
It is a piece performed by Gotan Project, and named "Chunga's Revenge". This piece was originally wrote and performed by Frank Zappa, some 40 years ago now.
Anyway, I'm quite happy you liked it, that's the most important thing! :)
Kevin Sheurs 7 months ago

amazing quality.
3to1 Studios 7 months ago

Very nice!
Cleophus Golston 7 months ago

sick shit man everything needs 2 be played in slow motion after viewing this
Paul Davis 7 months ago

Awesome stuff.
Stephen Lewis 7 months ago

drool..... :)
DD 7 months ago

Beautiful slow motion, there's a lot of potential with that tool ... thanks for sharing
TomKreft 7 months ago

Jell-o has a lot of hang time...I never knew...
Dominic Sotirescu 7 months ago

Outstanding! I am speechless! What kind of sensor does the camera use? I have seen footage from Red One at 120 fps, nothing like this.
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Thanks for your comments Dominic!

You can get some tech details about sensor & camera here : i-movix.com/en/products/sprintcam-3-hd
Pedro Maccarone 7 months ago

amazing!,

I downloaded the video and speed it up with FCP to 1000!
It was STILL in slowmotion!!! hahaha
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Are you telling me that camera was running faster than 1000 FPS ??
Pedro Maccarone 7 months ago

I don´t know what that means! hahaha
I just load it with FCP and speed it up to "1000" and the video was still in slowmotion though it was obviously faster...
Christopher Herff 7 months ago

The speed is in percent, so speeding it to 1000% would only be 10x faster than regular speed, or about 300 frames per second, or slowed down by 70% of regular time.. Roughly 1 second would be stretched over 3.3 seconds instead of 33.
David Coiffier 7 months ago

On a 25fps basis, 1000fps means 40x slower, so to get normal speed you choose speed these shots x40, or 4000%.
On a 30fps basis, speed should be raised to 3333% to get realtime again...

Thanx Christopher, I didn't think Pedro was talking about speed percentage...
Sean Mitchell 7 months ago

so awesome!!! where can i see more?
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Thanx Sean!
I have some other short things, here on Vimeo, made with previous camera version, but you can also check I-Movix website : i-movix.com
The Duke 7 months ago

Dig that! Especially the bouncing green squishy and red cube. Mesmerizing.
JonathanCruz 7 months ago

ahhh man i loved it, cant wait to see more
Cristiano MENDES 7 months ago

My God what slow motion. Lovely
Maxime 7 months ago

Y'a pas à dire, tu fais vraiment du boulot extraordinaire!!
David Coiffier 7 months ago

Mais je ne sais pas faire d'aussi belles bulles que toi ;)

Merci!
Pavel Babenkov 7 months ago

Amazing video! Great work!
What is playing on background?
David Coiffier 7 months ago

This is Chunga's Revenge, written by Frank Zappa in 1970, and performed by Gotan Project, some years ago...
Pavel Babenkov 7 months ago

Thanks!
Brad Miller 7 months ago

hope you don't mind that I linked this on reddit
David Coiffier 7 months ago

link it Brad, link it! :)
Ryan S. Jenq 7 months ago

Wow, that must have been such a blessing to shoot on that.
Charlie McRae 7 months ago

as I've always said, anything is cool in slow-mo.
djoneiro 7 months ago

nice vids! lovin the slow motion HD
Pixel Treason 7 months ago

Wow that is gorgeous!
chris taylor 7 months ago

So did sprint make the camera? I mean will sprint sell something like this in the future? Really what I my question is... Sprint makes cameras?!
Daniel Bates 7 months ago

It's made by I-Movix. Sprint (the wireless provider) has no connection to the camera, besides the name.
chris taylor 7 months ago

oh... and awesome awesome video... beautiful... and I have been a fan of the Gotan Project since "Ocean's 12."
Greg Hood 7 months ago

This thing is amazing, me want!
Shto Ja 7 months ago

do you know the price? it's not listed on i-movix.com

either for this version or 2.1 or any of their cameras.
or all.. :)
Jon Rawlinson 7 months ago

Wow!!! That was amazing. Love the fire-breather and jello shots!

Blogd it, hope thats cool:
jonrawlinson.com/2009/04/i-movix-sprintcam-1000-fps/
Hendrik Kleinwaechter 7 months ago

That's what I call an amazing camera. I am still looking for one for less-professional recordings.

Likes!
CreekBank Films 7 months ago

Wow ... speechless. Me can haz for arm + leg?
Nisha Dheer 7 months ago

really really good job!!!!
its so hypnotizing to watch and calming
Wander Rocha 7 months ago

Really incredible. It doesn't exist.
Michael Bruel 7 months ago

Really Awsome! :)
Shell Gee 7 months ago

Amazing! great use of the camera, tummy is still wiggly from the jello :)
Gavin Veasey 7 months ago

This was just amazing.
Alexander Serpico 7 months ago

Amazing!

but damn it, no more downloads allowed today-
can anyone make a mirror?
americanvirus 7 months ago

AMazing!!!!
Nisha Dheer 7 months ago

also everyone keeps commenting on how amazing the camera is but the camera is nothing with out a gifted eye to guide it in the right direction
Jim Miniee 7 months ago

Yes, it certainly takes a monumental amount of skill to point the camera at the place you're about to drop the Jello. ;)
Georgie Hammerton 7 months ago

Absolutely gorgeous!
Savio Palmerston 7 months ago

Ok, I'm selling my house! Where can I buy one? WHERE???? :)
evanoah sea☆ 7 months ago

gorgeous work! congratulations david!
Vip3R 7 months ago

fckin amazing!
Thomas Lew 7 months ago

Oh my God the Jello was awesome!!!
Flying TeaParty 7 months ago

unbelievable
Mr. Johnson 7 months ago

Looked like the Jello was attempting to fly away haha. Pretty great lookin' stuff
Rafael Arie 7 months ago

Awsome!
Chris White 7 months ago

Wow, beautiful shooting man, you made that camera sing!
Alexander Baron 7 months ago

Fucking jello was flying man, FUCK GRAVITY
Alexander Baron 7 months ago

What is the song?
Nate Miller 7 months ago

I used one of those fingery koosh ball things in my slow mo film as well! Except I chucked it at a guy's face.
Gabe 7 months ago

That's prety badass. I loved the gelly-koosh thing too.
Luis Vieira 7 months ago

awsome!!! we want more!
Garrett Wesley Gibbons 7 months ago

2:03 -- amazing!
Enrico Lamperti 7 months ago

Amazing.
Joey Ferrara 7 months ago

AMAZING! The Jell-O™ was my favorite part. It went zero grav. for like 10 mins!
Randeep Singh 7 months ago

Great video - the music it's paired with is spot on too ! :)
Tom Guilmette 7 months ago

hey david,
If you have the time, could you post a behind the scenes video of you and your buddies working this camera? or do you have a link to something you have already put together explaining this intense acquisition process? must be a pain to send this gigantic data files through the computer so you have something that can be edited with an nle.

i have used the phantom v12.1 camera (inertia unlimited, time warp) and the images on the "sprintcam" are much better. great shallow dof too.

i will be at nab and will look for your booth.

tom
tomguilmette.com
lrenard 7 months ago

Dear Tom,

you'll be welcome.
I'm the CEO of I-Movix, the creator and vendor of the SprintCam systems.
Our NAB Booth is SU07823
Thanks for your kind comment.
Marianne Stone 7 months ago

mmm, mmm, mmm. Love the technology, and great ideas. I could have watched that jello for hours :)
Frank Marent 7 months ago

david, so amazing, with so many details, just like life itself. "the detail is always the greatest truth", impressed, frank
Rob Mulally 7 months ago

Wow These Videos are amazing!