Just thought I'd jump in because I just bought a couple P40+'s and I'm still a bit pissed about it. These backs do not, repeat do not, do 1.2 frames per second on any autofocus camera body. With an H body or and AFD III/Phase body, you can get 58 or 59 frames in 60 seconds, when set to IIQ Small and shooting to an Extreme IV card.
Worse than this, with an AFDII body, the P40+ only does around 42 frames in a minute. Why that is I haven't heard a satisfactory explanation of. I don't have a film back to test, but I'm pretty sure the camera itself is capable of a faster frame rate than that. Also, there is some problem with the P40+ which does not allow the Continuous drive setting on the AFDII bodies to be used.
The AFDII body is the only Mamiya body that allows the autofocus to be decoupled from the shutter release and put on the back button, so the requirement to use a Phase/AFDIII body to get a decent capture rate is a deal breaker for me, and I'm in the process of swapping the Mamiya mount P40+ out to another H mount. Phase has missed another chance for me to try and get photographers to use their camera. I've been screaming to anybody who will listen for a year about the need for a separate autofocus button on the Phase body to no avail. The Contax has it, the H has it, the Canon has it, even the AFDII has it, but there's no way to do it with the Phase body.
Apparently the only situation that will allow the P40+ to shoot at the advertised 1.2 frames per second is with a 555ELD, with the mirror locked up, at least that's what I'm told they used to get their results that they advertise with the little disclaimer underneath that different camera platforms will vary. Could somebody from Phase please please please explain to me a situation where the combination of the mirror locked up and 1.2 frames per second would be useful? I'd love to hear it, I really would. One frame a second on a 40MP back is respectable, they should just advertise it as that.
And in response to the original poster, I see your first frame at :04 and your last at :33, which is 20 frames in 29 seconds. I suspect if you set a timer and let it crank for 60 seconds you'll get about 40 frames, which again is very respectable, especially for a 60MP back, but is not the 1 frame per second that Phase is advertising.