Canon T2i Slow-Motion Test

This is a reel of shots testing the Canon Rebel T2i's 60p slow-motion capabilities. It was all shot in 720p, 98% with the Canon 50mm prime.

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• slow
• motion
• Rebel
• T2i
• Canon
• rain
• water

[greenbastard1056]

I assume that this is raw footage played at normal speed. If the frame speed on the editing suite is further slowed down in playback, do the quality of the graphics suffer? I would like to film several action sequences that require even slower playback, but cant afford a true slo mo camera.

[MikelCulchie]

@greenbastard1056 This footage was shot sat 60 fps and then conformed (played back) at 24 fps. You can slow down the footage more in editing, but that usually makes it stutter and not look as smooth and nice. You can use After Effects with Twixtor plug-in or Motion's Optical Flow option.

[SulfiteEntertainment]

Song Name? Pleaseee;)

[MikelCulchie]

@SulfiteEntertainment Unfortunately, I don't recall it. It's just a song that comes with Apple's Soundtrack Pro, for real. Just one of their royalty free tracks. Sorry I can't recall the song title. It's been so long since I worked on this video now. But thanks for watching and commenting! Be sure to check out my new short film, "Stop", here on YouTube, that contains original music.

[YukiCrossist]

Can you give us tutorials of the T2i? How to shoot videos, how to add effects?

[MikelCulchie]

@YukiCrossist Thanks for checking out this video. Is there something specific you need help with as far as tutorials? There are many good tutorials already on the web. Check out DSLR Film Noob and Cinema 5D. You might also enjoy watching my latest short film, "Stop," and the 7 behind the scenes videos explaining how it was shot with the T2i and put together. They are all posted to my profile here on YouTube or stop(dot)mikelwisler(dot)com. Hope that helps.

[Trampathon]

@LTDFilmz what you can do is, go to a shop, and buy something called an umbrella, you then press a button on it and it releases a plastic sheet which can shield you from the rain, but this over you camera and you should be fine.

[DangItzChang]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

[ILEGE7VD]

What setting did you use? Can u make a tutorial showing how to do this?

[MikelCulchie]

@QuakerOatsRule No worries. For the opening graphics, I just used a template in FCP 7. Simple and quick as this was just some random test footage. Otherwise, I often work in Motion or After Effects. Thank you for watching.

[MikelCulchie]

@DyeSwatForeign Yep. It sure does. You shoot in 720p at 60 frames per second. Check the comments bellow for a discussion on how to conform that 60p footage to 24p. Thanks for watching. And be sure to check out my new short film right here on YouTube, which was shot with this camera!