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Best Frame Rate when using a DSLR on a Glidecam
I had been shooting 30P when using a DSLR on a Glidecam HD 4000.
Then I began shooting Glidecam footage in 24P and when moving left to right and vice versa, (x/y axis), the footage is getting the rolling shutter jello/trailing effect.It also did this on 30P but not nearly as much. Any way to correct this?
I’ve tried moving slower which helps, but at 24P I have to move so slow that it’s taking away from the desired – moving camera – effect.Has anyone tried shooting Glidecam / Steadicam footage in 60P ?
Thanks.
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So can you try 60p, or faster ?
This seems like a how-to-control-rolling-shutter for youR CAM more than a glidecam question – where the “best” frame rate will be the one that cuts into your sequence and looks haow you want it to fast, jerky, smooth … whatever suits the sequence.)
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