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It is not 10^7 FPS. It is 10^11 FPS. And they do collect that scattered light on a streak camera - that performs shearing operation in the temporal domain (cam
by dchichkov 12y ago
It is not 10^7 FPS. It is 10^11 FPS.
And they do collect that scattered light on a streak camera - that performs shearing operation in the temporal domain (camera moves during capture). Without it it would be impossible to reproject the data into these 10^11 FPS, you would only have your regular 10^7 FPS, achievable by CCD/CMOS.
edit. The temporal / spatial resolution probably can be increased by using larger sensor :) & Anyone wants to hack a DIY version of it? Take a Lytro camera, place it on the piezo actuator, do some fancy math ;)