Sony FS100 - frame rate and shutter speed tests

A slow pan looks smooth on both framerates. 25p (360 degree dhutter) because it´s blurry, 50i (or 60i) because it´s smooth for real.
That´s the reason I don´t like the look of the latest Michael Mann movies. They look kind of videoish because of the 360 degree shutter used.

All I wanna say is, it´s 90% OK on a regular Screen, that works with 50 hertz. But nevertheless, something is odd.

Frank, you could try dialing down detail to -7 and test it again. Sharp edges increase judder
 
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Ich hab hier was ausm DVinfo Forum, da läuft die Diskussion auch gerade.

I have been reading Steves article about motion judder.
It explains why the judder occurs... Read it!!

I have been investigating into the detail settings in the FS100. There is some ability to adjust the balance of detail.
Before it has any effect the manual setting has to be turned ON in the detail setting menu.

After some trial and error I have found out changing the settings has an impact on motion judder in high contrast areas..

I have to investigate more to fully understand the different settings and thereby achieve the optimum result.
The goal seems to be to reduce edge sharpness and to preserve fine detail.
This is a balance and I wish Sony, in the manual, had been more informative in this area. Why do we have to invent the wheel if is already done????
 
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