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Watch the Top 5 Films from the AbelCine Phantom Miro High-Speed Inspiration Challenge

Joe Marine — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 01:24:20 +0000

All the way back in July, we told you about a contest that AbelCine was running in partnership with Vision Research. That contest, the Miro High-Speed Inspiration Challenge, focused on contestants coming up with new and creative uses for high-speed photography, and they’ve now selected five finalists from a group of a few hundred applicants. The winner will be announced on March 1st, but you can watch all five of the short films right now embedded below. (more…)

Gallagher Smashing Watermelons at Over 1,000FPS with the Phantom Miro M320S

Joe Marine — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 01:42:13 +0000

When you need extreme slow motion, Vision Research is still the name most trust. The Phantom Miro line is a new compact version of their camera system, and there’s even a contest going right now to win your very own worth tens of thousands of dollars (though applications have closed). Fiction, a visual agency specializing in original content, took the Phantom Miro M320S for a spin with the famous watermelon-smashing comedian Gallagher, and documented the entire process. Here is the final product: (more…)

Win a Phantom Camera Worth Thousands in the AbelCine Miro High-Speed Inspiration Challenge

Joe Marine — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 02:59:45 +0000

High quality slow motion is finally in the hands of the masses thanks to Sony’s new FS700, but if you’re looking for the ultimate slow motion camera, it’s probably going to have the name Phantom in front of it. Vision Research’s Phantom cameras are synonymous with slow motion, and we’re not talking hundreds of frames per second — many are capable of thousands of frames per second. Now, you have an opportunity to not only make a short film with one, but possibly win your very own Phantom Miro M320S package (capable of 1,540 fps at 1080p) worth tens of thousands of dollars thanks to Vision Research and AbelCine. Check out the details of the competition below. (more…)

The FPS King is Still King, Vision Research Announces the Phantom Miro M320S: 1540fps at 1080p

Joe Marine — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 23:13:00 +0000

Not to be outdone by the recent Sony announcement of the high-fps FS700, Vision Research is rolling out a brand new camera that should fit a little better in your hands, and in your budget. The Phantom Miro M320S is an update to their Miro line, and with it comes 1540 frames per second at 1920 x 1080. The sensor inside is slightly bigger than the RED Epic, so full frame field-of-view lenses will prevent any vignetting in the corners at 1080 or 1200. (more…)