Shooting in 720PN question

[Tai Lyon]

I'm going to be shooting in the Galapagos at the end of the month and plan on shooting 720Pn with the final product the web.

My question would be: considering it will be for the web, would you shoot 24 frames or 30 frames?

Thanks,

Tai

[stuckfootage]

You should probably shoot it at 24, just to save bandwidth. When encoding,
you might want to reduce it further, say, to 16. Of course, a lot depends
on what you're shooting.

[Zander]

I'd shoot 30. That way you can sell some as stock footage.

[Tai Lyon]

You should probably shoot it at 24, just to save bandwidth. When encoding,
you might want to reduce it further, say, to 16. Of course, a lot depends
on what you're shooting.


That makes sense. Thanks for the tip.

Tai

[David Jimerson]

I'd shoot 30. That way you can sell some as stock footage.

You can sell 24p as stock footage, too.

[Tai Lyon]

You can sell 24p as stock footage, too.

How easy is it to sell stock footage?

[mainstreetprod]

If someone can use it, it will sell. That being said, I have over 800 clips on a microstock site, and only about 1 out of 10 has sold - but many have sold several times- the ones with above
average composition, color, subject matter, etc are more likely to sell. Except for timelapse,
all 800+ clips are 24P.

http://www.revostock.com/SearchResult.html?&CatType=producers&ID=4321