King Cole
Active member
Hey all,
I've done my best to figure this out on my own, but I'm working under a time crunch, so if you know the answer to these questions or just a link to a post or site I should've already found, I really appreciate.
First, is there some way to mark a clip while I'm recording? I shoot a lot of basketball and would love to mark clips, but because plays can run for a while, I'll occasionally forget. Is there a way to somehow mark clips while recording?
Second, if I am ultimately going for a 30p project, probably for web, and I want to shoot in a format that will allow me to playback in real time with audio as well as have the extra frames for slomo, I can do that in 720/30p right? Doesn't that capture 60 fps and allow me to have both? I could be getting this confused, because I know that most variable frame rates don't capture audio. There are a few that do(?) and I wanted to be sure this would work.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
JC
I've done my best to figure this out on my own, but I'm working under a time crunch, so if you know the answer to these questions or just a link to a post or site I should've already found, I really appreciate.
First, is there some way to mark a clip while I'm recording? I shoot a lot of basketball and would love to mark clips, but because plays can run for a while, I'll occasionally forget. Is there a way to somehow mark clips while recording?
Second, if I am ultimately going for a 30p project, probably for web, and I want to shoot in a format that will allow me to playback in real time with audio as well as have the extra frames for slomo, I can do that in 720/30p right? Doesn't that capture 60 fps and allow me to have both? I could be getting this confused, because I know that most variable frame rates don't capture audio. There are a few that do(?) and I wanted to be sure this would work.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
JC