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A new highspeed framing camera demonstrates significant photographic capabilities in laboratory trials, suggesting innovative imaging solutions.
A new highspeed framing camera with a rotating mirror has been designed and assembled for trial in the laboratory. The camera is characteristic in the following points, (1) The camera is small in shape and light in weight, and easy to be carried. (2) The air turbine and the mirror of new shape has been newly developed for getting highspeed rotation and more photographic frames in succession. (3) Photographic speed over 100,000 frames per second is easily attainable. (4) Without any film drum photographs of 44 frames in succession can be taken on the fixed film.
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