Those familiar with billiards know that the opening pool break is when a player hits the group of balls that are racked together at the far end of the table in order to start the game. The Slow Mo Guys recorded this break with a cannon-fired 400mph cue ball at 80,000fps using a high-speed Phantom TMX7510 camera.
What else can the Phantom TMX7510 do? This high-speed camera is capable of achieving 76,000 frames per second at a full 1-Megapixel resolution of 1280 x 800, over 300,000 frames per second at 1280 x 192 resolution, and over 770,000 frames per second at lower resolutions. It features an ISO of 40,000 for monochrome sensors and 12,500 for color sensors, which makes the camera highly light-sensitive.
- COMPLETE SET: Includes a mid-size billiards table with 15 regulation balls and cue ball, ball rack, 2 57 inch cue sticks, 2 chalk and felt brush
- MIDSIZE BILLIARDS TABLE: Great size for competitive games, but small enough to store anywhere; Assembled: 84 L x 47 W x 31 H inches
- INSTANT SETUP: Ready to play out of the box, simply fold the legs out and let the fun begin; Perfect for game rooms, apartments, offices, or anyone...
With the export-controlled FAST option, TMX 7510 reaches a blistering 1.75 Million frames per second and 95 nanosecond minimum exposure time, eliminating motion blur. This enables precise motion analysis for extremely fast applications,” said Phantom maker Vision Research.
