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Ubiquity Studios, Irvine, Calif., recently completed a production using the highly touted and coveted Phantom Flex digital camera. The Phantom is billed as the world's most flexible digital cinema camera and it's not hard to see why. When pushed to its limit, the Phantom is capable of filling every second of a 1080p recording with an astonishing 2,800 frames per second.
Ubiquity Studios put the Phantom to use by bringing down a Lamborghini LP-560 from Beverly Hills Lamborghini and a professional driver to showcase the imaging capabilities of perhaps the world's best slow-motion camera. Ubiquity also brought in a pro-street skater to film doing kick flips in its large sound stage.
Known for having the largest turnkey studio facilities and sound stages between Los Angeles and San Diego, CA, Ubiquity Studios is able to give their demanding clients the best the film and television industry has to offer. "We brought the Phantom to Ubiquity Studios so we can offer the most highly sought after cameras and camera equipment to shoot action sports, movies, commercials, and television programs," stated Chris Carmichael, Ubiquity's CEO.
"We shot...