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ImOnFireHelpMe

Why does the United States Govt. regulate high speed cameras?

While watching this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZYM_MUlBGY he mentions that cameras over 1 million fps are highly regulated. After a few google searches I've seen similar questions related to this very video, yet with no real answer (most are wild govt conspiracy theories).

Side Note: As to why he has access to C4, I believe he is an arms/explosives contractor. Figured I'd save you the time comparing the regulation of explosives vs cameras (like I did).

Posted Jan 7, 2014, 8:10 AM UTC

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It's possible that guy doesn't know what he's talking about. Just because some guy on YouTube said something doesn't mean it's true.

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davebear•

Military. Long story short when you are trying to say shoot down a missile with another missile if you can process more frames per second the better ability you have to correct your course faster.

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steve0suprem0•

I think it's more about standards quality and reproducibility than anything else. But that's just really just a slightly.educated guess.

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