Slow Motion - High Shutter vs Low Shutter
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Dude, thank's so much for this video!
I use a Sony FX-7
Check out my vid's man!
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Are you able to tell me the program that you used? :)
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High shutter speeds are great for sports and fast moving objects to be put in slow-motion. However, I would like to see a test of a low motion object or person moving with different shutter speeds. Great video though.
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Thanks, now I see Difference. Good "movie" Thumb up m.
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120 shutter FTW
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Cool
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song?
Bulldog22031 1 year ago
@Bulldog22031
"Calm Down"
by The Camp
donkeyridersrock 1 year ago
I don't really notice a difference.
bobseyeview21 1 year ago
@bobseyeview21
The difference is the shutter speed which makes a difference in motion blur. In shooting footage that will be slowed down in post you will want to shoot at a higher shutter speed such that there is a crisper image. Blurry or muddy images (which is hard to see in this video) are typically not all that good looking...
donkeyridersrock 1 year ago 2