Night footage from Singapore
- Thread starter Maheel
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Matt Gottshalk
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Why would you shoot with a 270 degree shutter?
You lost alot of light that way.
You lost alot of light that way.
Two things,
1: Ouch, hot pixel in lower left. Glaringly hot. I wonder if the warranty covers single pixels? Hope so.
2: Maybe I've misunderstood shutter angle, but isn't 180 "normal" and anything greater than that is a longer shutter duration? So 270 let's in more light than 180, no? Regardless of the exposure specifics, this test shoot didn't seem to have the typical long-shutter look to it (nor a short-shutter look for that matter)... The motion all looked pretty standard to me. Color me confounded.
EDIT: are you confusing shutter angle (degrees) with shutter speed (fractions)?
1: Ouch, hot pixel in lower left. Glaringly hot. I wonder if the warranty covers single pixels? Hope so.
2: Maybe I've misunderstood shutter angle, but isn't 180 "normal" and anything greater than that is a longer shutter duration? So 270 let's in more light than 180, no? Regardless of the exposure specifics, this test shoot didn't seem to have the typical long-shutter look to it (nor a short-shutter look for that matter)... The motion all looked pretty standard to me. Color me confounded.
EDIT: are you confusing shutter angle (degrees) with shutter speed (fractions)?
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aurantaurant
Well-known member
The footage looks strange. Is it because of the unusual shutter speed?
Zak Forsman
Major Contributor
the 270° shutter is probably causing excessive motion blur. that may be why it looks strange to you.
I see YouTube compression and nice colors. Can't tell much about the camera.