HD100 and 1/24 shutter

Efrain Gomez · February 28th, 2006, 01:23 PM

When I used to shoot with my Sony PD-150, I'd use 30shutter (30fps). it gave the illusion of slightly slower movement. It actually blurs it a bit, but it slightly offset that "live video" look to a more 'filmic' look. Overall, you'll definitely get a different image.

i haven't tried this with the HD100, but i'm thinking 30p with 30shutter might do the same thing. it doesn't really look like film, but it does change the image a little so it doesn't look so 'newsy-beta-ish'.

but for broadcast, i think we should keep to 1/60 shutter.

:: efrain ::

February 28th, 2006, 01:23 PM	#16
Efrain Gomez Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: salinas, california Posts: 41	30p When I used to shoot with my Sony PD-150, I'd use 30shutter (30fps). it gave the illusion of slightly slower movement. It actually blurs it a bit, but it slightly offset that "live video" look to a more 'filmic' look. Overall, you'll definitely get a different image. i haven't tried this with the HD100, but i'm thinking 30p with 30shutter might do the same thing. it doesn't really look like film, but it does change the image a little so it doesn't look so 'newsy-beta-ish'. but for broadcast, i think we should keep to 1/60 shutter. :: efrain ::