Sony F35 questions!

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Edrafennas

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Hello! F35 on the camera to get a picture and a movie any plastic you use the settings? How many FPS? ramp setting? and the angle of the shutter? please, help! I'm very much confused = (
 
Hi Edra

I think Google translate is not helping you here... are you having a problem, or do you just want to know what settings we use?

Ramp setting is not important unless you are ramping.

FPS is normally 23.98, 24, 25 or 29.97 - I shoot nearly all of my work at 25fps or sometimes 24fps. Normally 24fps if I am shooting something which will have a DCP.

Shutter angle should be 180 degrees normally
 
JMtheDP said:
Hi Edra

I think Google translate is not helping you here... are you having a problem, or do you just want to know what settings we use?

Ramp setting is not important unless you are ramping.

FPS is normally 23.98, 24, 25 or 29.97 - I shoot nearly all of my work at 25fps or sometimes 24fps. Normally 24fps if I am shooting something which will have a DCP.

Shutter angle should be 180 degrees normally
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sorry for Google translator = (I just do not like the plastic image 24P 180 degrees F35. It seems that it is the movement of the series.
 
Ah, yes. You posted about this recently.

I think you should upload some footage when you have the chance, because last time it sounded like you had a problem.

The motion of the camera is most people's favourite thing about the F35 - it is excellent
 
I've only looked at that clip in low quality (my internet is terrible where I am), but I can't see any problems. It is however not a very good clip for testing motion problems?

You need to go outside, handheld, move the camera to see properly
 
JMtheDP said:
I've only looked at that clip in low quality (my internet is terrible where I am), but I can't see any problems. It is however not a very good clip for testing motion problems?

You need to go outside, handheld, move the camera to see properly
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I agree with the above.
 
JMtheDP said:
Ah, yes. You posted about this recently.

I think you should upload some footage when you have the chance, because last time it sounded like you had a problem.

The motion of the camera is most people's favourite thing about the F35 - it is excellent
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James, your replies are amazing. You are a great writer!
 
eddavid said:
James, your replies are amazing. You are a great writer!
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Why, thanks Ed. That's not what AJA said :D (Just kidding in case they read this)

The F65 without its mechanical shutter on does sadly suffer from some rolling shutter artifacts, although no worse than the ALEXA or EPIC. With the mechanical shutter on it is as good as a film camera, I have yet to get it to produce any artifacts with the shutter spinning. Unfortunately it does make a bit of noise, but the scenes where I would most likely see rolling shutter issues are usually action ones where the noise of the shutter is easily masked. It is still quieter than some "sync" film cameras.
 
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