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frame rate question
I have a Sony nxcam and have been using 29.97 I have tried 24fps and have found it very choppy. am I doing something wrong? I want to get a nikon d7000 for a second cam and it only shoots 24fps. will it be choppy video or should i get the sony a55 that shoots 29.97. I do want both cameras to shoot the same format. How do I get 24 fps to look good? sorry for so many questions
MikeSony NXCAM
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4 Replies
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That will depend much on the post production software you use. True is that it’s better to capture video at the frame rate your final delivery will be.
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The choppies comes from two issues:
1: slow pans etc get choppy from image stablization.
2: fast movement choppies comes from slow shutter speed…
Many people like the film effect ie motion blur… I say yuck. Shoot at shutter of 1/96 or 1/120… Good compromise…
Many pros shoot at shutter as high as 1/250 or so to get zero blur! That make special effects motion tracking ect… Way better… Let the film transfer give you the film effect of motion blur…
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The choppies comes from two issues:
1: slow pans etc get choppy from image stablization.
2: fast movement choppies comes from slow shutter speed…
Many people like the film effect ie motion blur… I say yuck. Shoot at shutter of 1/96 or 1/120… Good compromise…
Many pros shoot at shutter as high as 1/250 or so to get zero blur! That make special effects motion tracking ect… Way better… Let the film transfer give you the film effect of motion blur…
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How can a film transfer give you motion blur? You mean adding it in post?
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