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Steve: You didn't mention your camera. I have a Sony RX100iv 1" P&S with 4K and other movie resolutions. When I turned the dial to Movie Mode from one of the still modes (P A S etc.) , I select Shutter Mode rather than Auto movie mode and then set the shutter speed for twice the p rate. For example, if I'm shooting 4K 30p (30 frames per second), I set the shutter at 1/60. If I'm shooting 1080 60p, I set the shutter for 1/120. I can also select Aperture movie mode, auto movie mode, etc. But I don't use those modes so wouldn't know what to tell you on how to use them and when. Alan.
Setting the shutter speed to double the frame rate was the recommended settings that I read about. It puts the scene movement in a way that seems most natural so you don't get staccato type stuff at highest rates nor too mushy looks st lower rates.
That's slow motion. What do you do if you don't want that?Shooting at 60 fps does smooth things out and gives you a 'cinematic' appearance. But you have to slow the playback. In other words, if you record 10 seconds of video at 60 fps, you edit it in post to stretch it out to 20 seconds.
That's slow motion. What do you do if you don't want that?Shooting at 60 fps does smooth things out and gives you a 'cinematic' appearance. But you have to slow the playback. In other words, if you record 10 seconds of video at 60 fps, you edit it in post to stretch it out to 20 seconds.
Sorry I don't understand you.That's slow motion. What do you do if you don't want that?Shooting at 60 fps does smooth things out and gives you a 'cinematic' appearance. But you have to slow the playback. In other words, if you record 10 seconds of video at 60 fps, you edit it in post to stretch it out to 20 seconds.
Shooting at more than 30 fps does no good if the best you can do during playback is 30 fps. Playing a 60fps video using a 30fps refresh rate does no good... the video card will only process every other frame. In effect.... 30 fps.
I would think that the shutter is set utomatically to the correct setting for movies. The shutter setting for stills is ignored. But I'm not familiar with your camera. Isn't there a manual?
.......Sorry I don't understand you.