Shutter speed while in 50fps.

[Todd Terry]

You’ll probably want a higher shutter speed than that.

Calculate what the shutter speed (of the final finished shot) would have been if you were shooting real film, and use that as your starting point to find the needed shutter speed. Use whatever shutter speed would give you the equivalent of a 180° film shutter.

For example, (and assuming you are on a 24p timeline) if your clip is slowed enough to give you, say, an apparent original overcranked frame rate of 72fps, then shooting with your video camera at 1/144th of second (or the nearest setting you have to that) will yield the more “normal” slow-mo look.

T2

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Todd Terry
Creative Director
Fantastic Plastic Entertainment, Inc.
fantasticplastic.com

[Kangling Teo]

Wow, it worked amazingly. Thanks a lot!!