INTRO PRICE ENDING on 24p & Frame Rates

David Jimerson

David Jimerson

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The introductory price of $14.99 on 24p & Frame Rates is ending soon! Starting February 20th, the new price will be $17.99.

If you've ever had any questions about frame rates -- what they are, what they're good for, how to choose between them, and what all the numbers and letter mean, this one-hour, fifteen-minute program is for you!

If you've wondered how to get the most out of shooting in 24p -- moving the camera, choosing pulldown, editing, and export, then this program is definitely for you!

There's a lot of really confusing information about 24p and other frame rates out there on the Internet, and this program is designed specifically to make sense of it all. We tackle myths and misconceptions and give you all the GOOD information you need!

More information, and a downloadable demo reel is available by clicking the banner below! Get the into price while you still can!

 
A few years ago, all the chatter was about 24P, now it seems all the chatter is about 60P. Is 24P still relevant?
 
Almost everything narrative is shot in 24p or 24 FPS film, and most likely will be for decades to come, if not forever. (Or 25p in PAL territories, which is nearly identical.) Both are brushes in the jar, suitable for different things. Both 24p and 60p have different artistic purposes. We discuss exactly this in the program.

So yes, 24p is very, very relevant and will contine to be as long as people make moving pictures.
 
Kraut69 said:
A few years ago, all the chatter was about 24P, now it seems all the chatter is about 60P. Is 24P still relevant?
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Isn't the interest in 60p only related to slo-mo, or is there another reason to want it?
 
If you notice, in the banner above, "29.97" is in quotes, and there's a reason for that. One of the most confusing thing about frame rates is that two totally different frame rates are both called "29.97" -- interlaced video (60i), and 30p. This trips up sooooooo many people, we spend a good 20-25 minutes explaining exactly what's what, why interlaced video and 30p are definitely NOT the same, even though they're both called "29.97," and which is which when it comes time to CHOOSE your frame rate -- they're definitely NOT interchangeable!
 
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