frame rate comparrison

I have found an amazing program called Neo Scene from Cineform. This neat program captures the footage from my HDV camera into a high quality edit friendly avi file. Not only that when I shoot in 24f mode (24 interlaced frames per second (film frame rate)) it will automatically remove the pulldown and deinterlace the footage into native 24p. Which is a gift from God. I can even convert my already shot 60i (what I shoot football in) files into 24p. I usually save my football videos in a 720p 30P (30 frames per second) setting because that is a native progressive format that most consumer cameras film in. With this I will now be able to shoot some things in 24P! I'm excited lol.

*EDIT* Wow you cant even tell the difference on youtube lol. The source file looks great though.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• canon
• hv30
• 24p
• 30p
• comparrison
• cineform
• neo
• scene

[moviesunrated]

@Yahweigh Actually

25p = PAL

30p = NTSC

24p = Cinema.

[theotherdoomguy]

Unless this is being shot at a much higher frame rate than both, this is pretty pointless to do.

[Yahweigh]

@MagnusRulerHardt 24p = PAL 30p = NTSC (Never The Same Colour) xD

[brandy1000sissy]

@MagnusRulerHardt IT is just marketing.

[MagnusRulerHardt]

I still don't understand why people like a slower frame rate better.

[Qu1ntum]

funny, but I can't tell which one I like better! They are both great in their own right.

[garethbowler]

@BudgetStudios I stand corrected! good to know

[BudgetStudios]

@garethbowler The source videos were 24 and 30p, therefore if he dropped the 24p file into a 30p timeline, there are only 24 fps of data even if exported at 30p. this is indeed an accurate comparison.

[garethbowler]

how the hell can this be a framerate comparison in any way shape of form, you'd have had to drop it into your editing timeline as the same framerate project to make the video

[squirrelboy93]

Did you buy it or get the trial version