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Video looks jumpy/stuttering I think you had the wrong shutter speed going on and it is creating a very unpleasant image.
Hey dawg, if you don't know... ask. There are some seriously knowledgeable people one this board that will patiently answer your questions. To change the shutter speed, you rotate the wheel that is just behind the shutter button. Generally, you want to observe the "180 rule". So, if you are shooting at 24p, you would want your shutter speed to be 1/48. However, the T2i does not have a 1/48 shutter speed. So you would set it at 1/50. Close enough.:happy: Hope this helps.Might be a dumb question
Hey dawg, if you don't know... ask. There are some seriously knowledgeable people one this board that will patiently answer your questions. To change the shutter speed, you rotate the wheel that is just behind the shutter button. Generally, you want to observe the "180 rule". So, if you are shooting at 24p, you would want your shutter speed to be 1/48. However, the T2i does not have a 1/48 shutter speed. So you would set it at 1/50. Close enough.:happy: Hope this helps.
Now, I'm from the Chi, so I have to show you some luv. Read your manual. Changing the shutter speed is a basic skill that you should know. Again, read your manual. Also, ORDER THIS BOOK: LINK. You'll be good to go.
Hey dawg, if you don't know... ask. There are some seriously knowledgeable people one this board that will patiently answer your questions. To change the shutter speed, you rotate the wheel that is just behind the shutter button. Generally, you want to observe the "180 rule". So, if you are shooting at 24p, you would want your shutter speed to be 1/48. However, the T2i does not have a 1/48 shutter speed. So you would set it at 1/50. Close enough.:happy: Hope this helps.
Now, I'm from the Chi, so I have to show you some luv. Read your manual. Changing the shutter speed is a basic skill that you should know. Again, read your manual. Also, ORDER THIS BOOK: LINK. You'll be good to go.
Thanks man, I appreciate it. For the videos I shot in AF mode, is there any way I can check the aperture/shutter speed/ISO that was automatically set?