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Frames get duplicated.
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Tom's right. But since it's an interlaced camera you also take a resolution hit. If the shutter is open for 1/30th sec then the same data is written to each 60i field and you lose 50% of your resolution. If you're shooting standard definition or downconverting and capturing as regular DV this shouldn't be much of a problem however. There are 1080 lines to start with, so chopping that down to 540 still gives you plenty for a 480 line DV image.
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Interesting. I was thinking of it like film through the gate which would limit the density possible from exposure. I'll have to play around with that a bit.
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Easy. Select shutter speed and turn the dial to give you the speed you'd like. From 1/3rd sec to 1/10,000th sec, the choice is yours.
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