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Adlan Estemir · November 8th, 2005, 03:20 AM

Very much thanks, that was the information I was looking for, now my mind is quite clear.

And I now completely believe, shooting 25 shutter with this camera will result in progressive image, but, there is a big but, that does not mean necessarily getting good results, because the point is to get a progressive picture when the shutter is double the frame rate. (most of the times)

So, this is the drawback about this shutter speed.(25) Otherwise we could name this camera as progressive at this shutter speed. But, now, I understand, it is not usable most of the times. The picture is stuttering.

Well, no chance but continue with 50 shutter. Thanks again for the explanation.

Betsy Moore · March 12th, 2006, 03:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Steven White

I belive it's progressive because coming off a 50 Hz interlaced chip, it's impossible to have a 1/25th shutter without simply ignoring one field. Hence, at 1/25, you're essentially using the Cineframe25 mode.

-Steve

Steven, do you think shutter speed of 25 results in the same resolution loss as Cineframe25 as well?

November 8th, 2005, 03:20 AM	#16
Adlan Estemir Tourist Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 2	Thanks Steven Very much thanks, that was the information I was looking for, now my mind is quite clear. And I now completely believe, shooting 25 shutter with this camera will result in progressive image, but, there is a big but, that does not mean necessarily getting good results, because the point is to get a progressive picture when the shutter is double the frame rate. (most of the times) So, this is the drawback about this shutter speed.(25) Otherwise we could name this camera as progressive at this shutter speed. But, now, I understand, it is not usable most of the times. The picture is stuttering. Well, no chance but continue with 50 shutter. Thanks again for the explanation.