Req: Advice for shooting slow motion with DVX100B

[davespectrum]

Hi. I'll be picking up my DVX100B in a few weeks and had a question about slow motion. I know the HVX has a ton of frame rate options, but can the 100B pull off similar effects with native techniques? I've used slow motion effects before with software in post and I was never happy with the results.

I want to try some test shots with shooting miniatures and the only convincing way to get that is with shooting at a higher frame rate and slowing that down to 24 frames.

Any advice would be appreciated,

Dave

[trezpasser]

much lighting and put up the shutter to maximum... and shoot interlaced i guess.

[Barry_Green]

Shoot 60i at 1/120 shutter, and bring it into a 24p project at 40% speed. You'll have field-for-frame accurate slow motion, but it'll be lower resolution.

Or shoot 30p @ 1/60th and bring that in frame-for-frame into a 24p project.

[tommetass]

Shoot 60i at 1/120 shutter, and bring it into a 24p project at 40% speed. You'll have field-for-frame accurate slow motion, but it'll be lower resolution.

Or shoot 30p @ 1/60th and bring that in frame-for-frame into a 24p project.

hmm what if you shoot pal?

[HonestDon]

But don't forget you must capture the 60i footage at 29.97 with no pull down. Than bring it in your 24p timeline with your other footage.

[tatsuo]

If you shoot pal 1/100 shutter or higher at 50i and then slow down in post.

[davespectrum]

Thanks for the advice. I'll try a few things about with those tips and see what happens.

I want to put a reel together of effects shots, and I thought some old school miniature / model sequences might be fun. The whole experiment will probably at best look like 60's sci fi - or it'll be a total waste of time :-)

[HybridCreations]

Shoot 60i at 1/120 shutter, and bring it into a 24p project at 40% speed. You'll have field-for-frame accurate slow motion, but it'll be lower resolution.

Or shoot 30p @ 1/60th and bring that in frame-for-frame into a 24p project.

Can someone explain field-for-frame and frame-for-frame? I have a music video shoot coming up that I want to do this for. Do you know what speed I would need to make the music playback to get it to be in sync but still slow motion? Thanks.

[Moseph]

Can someone explain field-for-frame and frame-for-frame? I have a music video shoot coming up that I want to do this for. Do you know what speed I would need to make the music playback to get it to be in sync but still slow motion? Thanks.

after effects can do that. go to layer > time > enable time remapping. from there you can manipulate it in basically any way that you want.

[HybridCreations]

Yes, I read something about that, unfortunately I don't have aftereffects. I gotta do it in FCP.