Resolution Loss at 1/24 shutter? at DVinfo.net

Peter Jordan · January 9th, 2008, 03:49 AM

Hi All,
Does anybody know whether a 1/24th shutter speed (as opposed to 1/48th) reduces resolution on the A1, when shooting 24F?

I know the PD150 resolution suffered when going below 1/60th at 60i and wonder if there is a similar problem with the A1 ...

Many thanks,
Peter

Noel Evans · January 9th, 2008, 09:25 AM

Peter as far as I know the shutter speed should have 0 effect on resolution. The only problem I have with going as low as 1/24th in 1080/24f is it does tend to look a bit video like. But can be quite usable in many situations. It does tend to have a lot of motion blur on movement, but thats little to do with resolution, though it would stop me using it on high action as you could end up with a blur on everything bar the still components.

January 9th, 2008, 03:49 AM	#1
Peter Jordan New Boot Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Palo Alto CA Posts: 21	Resolution Loss at 1/24 shutter? Hi All, Does anybody know whether a 1/24th shutter speed (as opposed to 1/48th) reduces resolution on the A1, when shooting 24F? I know the PD150 resolution suffered when going below 1/60th at 60i and wonder if there is a similar problem with the A1 ... Many thanks, Peter __________________ Localfilms.org

January 9th, 2008, 09:25 AM	#2
Noel Evans Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Tokyo, Japan Posts: 157	Peter as far as I know the shutter speed should have 0 effect on resolution. The only problem I have with going as low as 1/24th in 1080/24f is it does tend to look a bit video like. But can be quite usable in many situations. It does tend to have a lot of motion blur on movement, but thats little to do with resolution, though it would stop me using it on high action as you could end up with a blur on everything bar the still components.