Shutter Speed - Shutter Angle Test

A Shutter Speed (or Shutter Angle) Test.

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[YW1969]

thanks now I understand !

[zombieX111222333]

@digitalnow that wasn't implied here

[digitalnow]

shutter speed and shutter angle are two different things.

[calisaetia]

@brockAnd Its not the amount of rotation that causes the blur, it's the speed at which you rotate.

[brockAnd]

this is a great test, but I am wondering what would happen if you shot at a shutter degree less than 180 degrees? seeing the 360 degrees giving more motion blur than the 180, would less than 180 give less motion blur?

[RestDayer]

there must be some typo. it says 1/24 with 360 degrees angle. 360 = closed. am i missing something or i misunderstood the cinematography book i bought?

[ozakistudios]

for normal or standard shooting. shutter speed should be set at double the frame rate.

[RodrigoElGatoNegro]

yes, uhmn.....the more Frames Per Second the more movement is registered, "slow motion" cameras can shoot up to thousands of fps, they don´t miss a thing. Higher shutter speeds, like 1/100-1/2000, won't give you smoother slo mo, au contraire, the movement will be very cropy/jerky. Most video camcorders shoot at 30fps so there's not much to do abou it, as jaackSCH alredy told mid shutter speeds(1/60-1/48) produces more motion blur as they capture more movement.....