choppy footage in 24p
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BobDiaz
The Professor
Here's an interesting experiment for you to try:
Start with the shutter speed set to 1/24 of a second and record some action footage. Next, increase the shutter speed to 1/48 of a second, ..., and 1/120 of a second. It is possible to set the shutter speed while recording.
Once recorded, play back the clip(s). You'll notice that at 1/24 of a second the movement seems normal, but there's a lot of motion blur in the movement. At 1/48 of a second, you'll find a balance between motion blur and a strobe like effect. As you go to higher and higher shutter speeds, the movement becomes more strobe like.
Now try the same experiment at 720/60p. As the frame rate becomes higher, the impact of the strobe effect becomes less.
Bob Diaz
Start with the shutter speed set to 1/24 of a second and record some action footage. Next, increase the shutter speed to 1/48 of a second, ..., and 1/120 of a second. It is possible to set the shutter speed while recording.
Once recorded, play back the clip(s). You'll notice that at 1/24 of a second the movement seems normal, but there's a lot of motion blur in the movement. At 1/48 of a second, you'll find a balance between motion blur and a strobe like effect. As you go to higher and higher shutter speeds, the movement becomes more strobe like.
Now try the same experiment at 720/60p. As the frame rate becomes higher, the impact of the strobe effect becomes less.
Bob Diaz