Need a video with 100~200 FPS?

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Hello habr.
For a diploma (not mine), you need a video 5-7 minutes long with a frame rate of 100-200 per second. Ideally, the video should have a highway or a road. Well, or at least just a video of random content.
Can someone toss?

Answer 1

Looking for an answer for a neighboring question about 1440p video, I came across a rutracker for distribution with video 120 fps (5K), 300 fps (2K):
rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4372655

Answer 2

Take any video, and increase the frames per second...
Take 20 minutes of video at a frame rate of 25 fps. You start it at a speed of 100 frames / second and get the desired 5 minutes of video.
If you need a video that was shot with such a frequency, then you need special equipment for this, which costs a lot of money. It is unlikely that someone recorded just a road or a highway for so long, and even posted footage.
However, you can google "slow motion video" .

Answer 3

Alternatively, you can take a regular 25-60 FPS video and interpolate frames between the original ones.
This is how they did it in the Curiosity mission when the landing footage was released.
The video was filmed at a much lower FPS than shown. As it was said in the description on Habré (I won’t say where exactly, but it was relatively recently), that’s exactly what they did there.
Although, perhaps this is not what is required.

Answer 4

https://blurbusters.com/hfr-120fps-video-game-rec...

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