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WHATS WRONG WITH MY FOOTAGE?? SONY PMW-EX3 test on 24p mode

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Uploaded by on Mar 6, 2009

shot in 1080 24p mode with a shutter speed of 1/60. does this this look more like film? i know film has a shutter of 1/50. i dunno, what is the best settings?

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  • Hey its Jeff Boyd from Extreme Motion Productions. If you shoot in 24p you are getting 24fps progressively, meaning frame by frame and not interlaced. this is good but you need to set your shutter to 1/48 which is double your frame rate. this makes for a much smoother effect. If you shoot in 24p and use 1/60 shutter, 2.5 frames will be lost due to the camera capturing the frames as the shutter is closed.

    Jeff Boyd

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  • you are not supposed to pan that camera in low shutter speeds

  • Try switching to 1080/24p with shutter set to angle at 180.

  • Apart from the settings... Very uninteresting shot... no lighting, no subject... just some feedback to your question.

  • He's a little girl 

  • @rebaz its double the frame rate dude.

    if you shoot 24 fps, regardless of Interlacing or Progressive scanning, you should be shooting at a 1/48th of a second shutter speed.

    Its just the industry defined standard of how to shoot etc :) Hope that helps!

  • It needs more lighting and a faster shutter speed which has nothing to do with frame rate or fps.

  • sorry, did not read this xD.

  • shutter 1/48? wha? i'm confused right here.

  • Needs more lighting................

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