Independent Scientology E-Meter Reads Drill Film

[AnonKat]

There is a lego e-meter

https://whyweprotest.net/community/threads/the-miracle-of-scientologys-e-meter.9170/

 

[standard tech academy]

The film is a work in progress; it is a workable solution while more accurate reads (for the less than ideal reads) are captured as they occur in real sessions. Filming reads can be tricky. Anything over 28 fps is a waste to the human eye (that is what the eye sees) therefore, the film was shot in 30 fps as it is. The reads will likely be reshot in 1080p, at some point. As the film states, it is a stable datum and will be improved with "real world" reads, as they have all been....not prettied, inaccurate reads from an electronic device used to create them.

We are happy with how many people have found this useful and applicable to their training. Our intent is to continue to improve upon it as time permits, adding other additional aspects as well.



Sincerely,

The Producers

 

[Dulloldfart]

Anything over 28 fps is a waste to the human eye (that is what the eye sees) therefore, the film was shot in 30 fps as it is.

You might want to get some FDSing on that. Even my cheapo Zi8 camcorder has a 60fps option, and it isn't a marketing gimmick like non-optical "zoom."

http://paulsrobot3.com/scn/fds/index.htm if you don't have an FDSer handy.

Paul

P.S. This isn't particularly relevant, but is quite spectacular. It's an owl at 1000 fps. Best watched full screen. There are a few versions available.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wdsE1UgP6k

 

[Ralph Hilton]

I'd agree Paul on the fps. 60 fps seems to be about the minimum on modern computers. The movie industry is going in that direction too.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/james-cameron-eyeing-60-frames-237522