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New Ultrafast Camera: Filming at 100 billion Frames per Second

This is the newest Ultrafast camera. It captures 3-D movies at 100 Billion FPS, fast enough to take 10 billion pictures, which is more than entire human population, in blink of an eye. Find out what this camera is capable of, with its blistering speeds and solve the insane mysteries of science. Get down to thehavok.com now with Om Desai. Spoiler: It is also fast enough, to see light travel.
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