Canon 7D - rolling shutter test 480 720 1080 24p 30p 60p

[PlannedRandom]

What's the name of the song?

[Pwells1]

What shutter speeds did you shoot at?

[RafalMachelskiMoVeR]

@Pwells1 i don't remember, sorry. but this is deos't meaningful. rolling shutter does not depend on shutter speed.

[Pwells1]

@RafalMachelskiMoVeR Actually, Rafal, it actually TOTALLY DOES depend on shutter speed. If you use the correct 2x ratio of shutter speed to fps (1/48sec for 24p, etc) then the cinema motion blur you get, along with you correctly moving your camera, will result in you NEVER seeing this rolling shutter nonsense.

Oh, and the RED, the Phantom, and every single 35mm and 16mm camera has a rolling shutter.

[RafalMachelskiMoVeR]

@Pwells1 yes, basically you have right, but on canon if i set 1/30 or 1/2000 sec i have the same rolling shutter effect (skew pictures), of course with different motion blur.

[Steamthrower]

@Pwells1 You're ignorant about this, Pwells. There is a vast difference between digital and analog rolling shutter. Plus there's a massive difference between digital capture algorithims.

[Pwells1]

@RafalMachelskiMoVeR Yes, the rolling shutter artifacts will still exist, but you will never notice them.

[BN20O9]

This guy has a render intensive but decent fix for this -youtube.com/watch?v=bODpeh0Pm­I8

[swanty32e]

Does rolling shutter only affect videos, or photos too?

[RafalMachelskiMoVeR]

@swanty32e only video

[swanty32e]

@RafalMachelskiMoVeR Thanks!

[havok2]

There is a very powerful plugin to correct the rolling shutter effect. It is called Rolling Shutter from the foundry. Here is an example - youtube.com/watch?v=Zt0u9hsPuZ­Y

[stasisnu18]

love the music!!

[erikalst]

for fix, check, the foundry channel rolling shutter plugin

[aUsernameAvailable]

@erikalst Yeah I wanna see how the rolling shutter fixes work too

[kraalbr]

what kind of lend were u using? did u have the IS on?

[RafalMachelskiMoVeR]

nikkor 50mm f1.8 - without IS/VR/whatever ;)

[kraalbr]

on full HD moving kinda sucks, but I saw some tests on the 5d mkII and it's the same thing. Eventhough we don't usually move the camera back and forth while shooting it's something to be aware of and avoid those kind of movements. This camera still rules and is above all other competitors, mine is about to arrive, can't wait! Good luck and post more videos.!

[kraalbr]

by the way, I asked you that cause a friend of mine said that with the IS or VR on, it interfieres on shooting (in a bad way). any experience with that?

[RafalMachelskiMoVeR]

yes, in 30p both camera (7d and 5dmk2) have the same rolling shutter, but 5d doesn't have 50/60p mode where rolling shutter is very small.

your friend has basically right. for example: if u want make fast panning shot, and u have camera on tripod, then u must turn off IS/VR because stabilisation may compensate camera movement.

but stabilisation and rolling shutter is a differend notions.

thx, and u2 good luck with your new camera :)