2. Slow Motion Prep and Moire removal for Canon EOS 7D

[RGIV05]

@eyepatchentertainmen

hey ive got a canon 7d and after effects w/ twixtor. everytime i import a video shot in 60p to after effects, and simply play the video back, it plays back at about half speed, or 27fps or less. i changed all the settings in AE to 60fps. is there something that im missing here? do i need to be shooting in RAW? i have no idea. i want to use twixtor to slow down some videos, but can't see what my video looks like in realtime.

[jandzownedu]

ur birth mark looks absolutely badass!

[SvetozarIvanov]

Hi, I would like to ask you I have 5d Mk 2 but it doesn't have 60 fps or 30 fps it has only 24 and 25 do you know why? And also you recommend for ISO settings not to go below 200 but I have shot on even 100 ISO and I don't see any problem.

Regards

Svetozar

[eblgraphics]

uff you save my life dude great videos... I am doing a shot in the beach during day time any advice is a corporate video...

[simoyew1]

u legend thanks man

[UNightedProduxionz]

will these tutorials pretty much help with the t2i?

[lilroo1]

Hello i just discovered that i dont have 30 fps on my canon 7d video can any1 help me please :S

did i mess with the settings or what ?

SOS please help

[iulix84]

@lilroo1 Just choose NTSC on the Menu instead of PAL. It's on the middle "mustard coloured" spanner sets.

[lilroo1]

@iulix84 Thanks alot brother you rock !

[iulix84]

@lilroo1 no probs :) Iuliana :)

[feureau]

Wow, you have a large hand! The 7D looks tiny when you hold it up like that.

[dozerhoontube]

Excellent info, thanks mate, you're the champ.

[ProphBundy]

Thanks for your video's. You're the man

[whoisrikk1]

Hello, I have a question. I use the 550D and let's say that's the same video thing. When doing slow motion at 60 fps I get artefacts and ghosty image when slowing down using twixtor but slowing down a lot, to 5% for example, not to 24 fps. What shutter speed do you recommend for extreme slow motions? Thank you a lot..

[iXaier]

i want one, it's really damn pro. dang I couldn't afford it, better start saving cash xD

Q. does it have Flash ?

[Ironicusz]

@iXaier

yep it does, though build in flashes suck!

[iXaier]

@Ironicusz o ok

anyways, I GOT MY 550D ! hurraaaay xD

[Ironicusz]

@iXaier

Congratulations :D! have fun with it!

[iXaier]

@Ironicusz thanx

[Jcasbarro]

Once you do all these settings, can you save them somewhere so you can go back and forth from photos to video?

[yeahitsmateo]

does the 7d auto focus during the video or do you have to focus at the beginning and just deal with it?????????????????? please anyone

[Ironicusz]

@yeahitsmateo

It does have auto focus during video, but it isn't optimal. You'll get better results with manual focus! It depends if you want to use it in a professional way.

[meltdownman1]

Patch,

When shooting video with the 5d M2, what is physically going on inside the camera? Is the sensor simply collecting the images and putting it on the flash card with the shutter and 2 curtains always open or are the 2 curtains and/or shutter opening and closing at various rates of speed set by you shutter speed settting?

I would think if the 2 curtains/shutter are opening and closing all the time it would shorten their life very quickly.

The Meltdownman

[MC68EC040]

Amazing how bored one single man can look.

[hockeyjay12]

slapped by saitan

[ClankyRochet]

On canon manual its said Do not point your camera at the sun while shooting a video because it may damage your sensor.

[Dorfjockel89]

Hi, thank you for your helpful tutorials!

I tried this with my new 7D, but it has no option for 60fps, only 24, 25 and 50.

Do u know why?

[MrOrike]

@Dorfjockel89 I'm not a pro at all, but this looks like it caused by a PAL system setup, if you change to NTSC, you should get the 30/60fps options

[Dorfjockel89]

@MrOrike Thanks a lot!

[ConnorsMovieMaking]

Can you change the shutter speed on the t2i when filming?

[poloMpolo]

@ConnorsMovieMaking: yes you can, if you had manual check it or just set the manual exposure control and then you can control all the things you need

[7numrat]

man you rock ! :D Thnx

[MrEarcheese]

I must say I'm pretty impressed with the video mode of the 7D, I've never really taken photocamera video seriously untill I saw some footage of the Canon a while ago.

The ability to use slomotion as well sure is helpful, I sorta regret buying a videocamera now. Should've just upgraded my dslr.

Clear and helpful tutorial!

[SadlerFTW]

What's wrong with your face. It looks like it hurt

[Dallasarcher]

love your videos

[Bemersd]

can i acheive this with the t2i?

[EnoughNews]

thank you for this series - you rock!

[KkwhatShow]

What happen to your face?........I luv your vids man ;)

[bintasyllah]

So then this video is hot using the 7D?

[cousinchang]

I just picked up a 7D - which filter do you use for the chroma blur? (i.e. what's your work flow?). Cheers and thanks.

[cousinchang]

@cousinchang - and by filter I mean within FCP

[guzguzmamis]

Ey Thanks! I thought of that, though it is a bit estrange, the possibilities should be equal... system adaptations i guess. thanks again, problem fixed!

all the best

[guzguzmamis]

Hello there! first of all, thank you for posting this videos, they really help. Congrats!

One question. I just bought a 7D, and as I was watching your slow motion prep video, and I realized that my camera does not have 60frames in the 1280x720 and either the 30frames in the 1920x1080 in the configuration menu, how comes? does it have to do with software updating or my lens configuration. Thanks again.

Keep up the great work

[alltheluck]

You're camera is set up for the PAL video system, switch the Video System setting to NTSC and you will then see the 60 and 30.

[crusan4tw]

@guzguzmamis

switch to NTSC (video system, under language selection)

[JerryTheSquid]

Nice viewsonic monitor, I've got the same one!

Great videos too thanks mate!

[dajunek12]

Dude very video Make my life more simple

For :

neglector And you are just a dick !

[SoundFilmDesign]

this is awesome info... thanks man!

[neglector]

do you take prescription drugs? seems like it.

[kenvanmierlo48]

I like this! thank you very much

[DoCWaSaBe]

man i love u for teaching me this crap! thanx!

[elfrio06]

Hello,

Check out their firmware upgrades. That fix some of those problems. Also, more patches to come soon. Best camera for price. Thanks,

[MSDesign87]

I always thought that the correct shutter speed for 24p was 1/48.

[tweakrr]

Yeah you want the shutter speed to be as close to double the framerate as possible. On the 7d however, there is no 1/48 setting, so 1/50 would be the way to go.

[naterus]

Thanks for the info!!

[MysteryGuitarMan]

Thanks so much for these! Can't wait to try it out.

[all4golf]

Still waiting for the production vid ;)

[eyepatchentertainmen]

it should be up tonight. I shot it all last night, then the screen capture program destroyed the output as it was writing the file. So I have to still reshoot and edit it in. At the end, all of the videos will link together like the d90 tutorial.

[all4golf]

Great thanks! I was lucky enough to pick up my 7D today.

[JAYDORIFY]

@eyepatchentertainmen idk but i think there is a problem with my eos 7d because on movie recording size it says 1920x1080 25 frames 1920x1080 24 frames and for 1280x720 50 frames not 30 25 and 60

[colinire15]

@JAYDORIFY

Try setting your 7D to NTSC. It must be set on PAL at the moment and this will only give you the options of 24,25 and 50 fps.

[StroutsInk]

Oh this was cool to watch. Nice video.

[135Weird531]

aaaaaah, lolz! I was playing with my D90 5min ago and I found out that the flourescent lights disappeared at some apertures.. So I just got to control it like you say. but has this anything to do with slowmotion? I also posted an other comment on your Slowmotion video of the D90 an hour ago, maybe my question is better there =/ .

Thanks

[eyepatchentertainmen]

The new tutorial is rendering now. It applies to the d90 as well.

[135Weird531]

what shutter do you recommend for slowmo with the D90? also 1/50? And what do you mean with the correct shutter, does it mean that you got less blur when you slow the video down. Or does it mean that you get more blur when slowing down?

Thanks

[eyepatchentertainmen]

With the D90, the shutter would be 1/50. You cant control the shutter in video mode, so you would need to use the flashlight + aperture control trick to try and reach the closest to this number. If you actually hit 1/50, the rolling lines on the screen with flourescent lights will go away.

[rumarbennix]

i like it