Canon m50 film settings

[Warren Eig]

If you are trying to shoot 24fps, make sure the shutter is 1/50. Same for 25fps. This is the equivalent of 180 degree shutter of a film camera for the correct motion blur.

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[Paulo Soares]

Thanks, what about in 50fps?

[Warren Eig]

Why are you shooting 50fps? Slo-mo?

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[Gary Huff]

[Warren Eig] “If you are trying to shoot 24fps, make sure the shutter is 1/50.”

If you don’t have 1/48 or a 180 degree shutter, you should shoot in 1/60 in North America. You really should shoot 1/60 for 24fps anyway, the difference is negligible and 99% of everyone would fail a blind test between the two.

[Warren Eig]

Yeah, Gary,

I meant 1/50. But typed too fast on my iPhone. I’m hiring you to be my proof reader. You start Monday.

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[Gary Huff]

[Warren Eig] “I meant 1/50. “

I know you did, that’s exactly what I’m responding to. You should not shoot 1/50 in North America as a general rule.

[Warren Eig]

No actually that’s incorrect. You should shoot at 1/50. Even canon recommends that. 1/60 is if you want to shoot 30p. In the US if you want to shoot 24p on a dslr you Shoot 1/50. Do this here in Hollywood.

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[Gary Huff]

[Warren Eig] ” In the US if you want to shoot 24p on a dslr you Shoot 1/50. Do this here in Hollywood.
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You should really shoot 1/60, not 1/50. Less chance of flicker, especially from uncontrolled sources.

You would fail a blind test between 1/50 and 1/60.

[Warren Eig]

I don’t know what you shoot but in Los Angeles when we use Canon Dslr cameras for features adn TV the shutter speed is set to 1/50. If you want a video look and 30p shoot 1/60.

This is how it’s done to emulate a180 degree shutter. 1/50 is 178 degrees. It’s as close to 180 degrees and 1/48 as you can get.

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[Gary Huff]

[Warren Eig] “This is how it’s done to emulate a180 degree shutter. 1/50 is 178 degrees. It’s as close to 180 degrees and 1/48 as you can get.”

Hey, if you’re fine with flicker, that’s great. You wouldn’t be able to differentiate 1/50 24p vs 1/60 24p in a blind test. You would fail that.