Nah. Depending upon image size/quality, 35mm movie cameras can shoot up to 500 fps normally and up to 8000 fps with a rotary prism. With a rotary prism, 16mm cameras can shoot up to 40,000 fps.
Sure thing. Is there a way I can test the frame rate without film in it? (Will it still work the same without film loaded?) I've been googling this camera with inconsistent results. The most informative website I've found so far is this. On that website it says 5fps, and 3.3fps in AI Servo mode.
i dont think u need film in it.. at my school we use those realy old slrs with the rewing levers and u can fire those without film in it
unless its like a paintball gun{sorry for the analogy...but im a paintballer at heart lol}. it can achieve "max" rates without balls{in this case film} however when you add the balls{or film} it will slow it down due to having a new coefficient ... that sounded kind of smart didnt it...