At 240fps, the maximum time the shutter could be open is 1/240 second. Not very long to expose the frame, so if aperture can’t open any wider, camera will compensate by turning up sensitivity on sensor (ISO).
For slow-motion, you’ll likely want to light yourself way brighter than usual.
I purchased a brown Project 2 prototype off the Facebook BST and this beauty showed up instead. The seller had packed up my order in a hurry after a power outage and accidentally sent me his OG Project instead. It goes back to him tomorrow but I’ll admit that I had to sneak in a throw or two while it’s in my custody (over carpet of course)
Absolutely! He’s super nice and is shipping it back. I don’t get too attached to yoyos easily, but that Project is basically the last yoyo in my case that I have from that year haha. It’s my child.
The presentation that @lytelvin has done with this model is superb. The delrin canister it comes in is a machining masterpiece in itself.
I’ve only spent about a half hour with it and I can tell straight away how much of a beast this yoyo is. Powerful on a throw and a large catch zone makes this thing hit tricks with ease.
Despite the Battle Grade title, the vibe isn’t too drastic. You can feel it when you touch it, so I just won’t touch it, problem solved!
Goodies / extras are nice but a few hours later I have absolutely no idea what to do with the stuff so I put them in a baggie at the bottom of my yoyo tool box to be forgotten about.