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Old January 2nd, 2009, 02:03 PM   #1
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Help Need remedial training on FRAMERATE for fashion show

I am shooting a fashion show this weekend for a friend. (one of these no pay jobs) I am using my GL2 and for the life of me cant remember what mode to have it in. Do i use FRAME mode or a different mode?

The reason i am confused is i also have a HV30 that I have been using while traveling to Asia, and i know when i would use 24, 30 or 60... but i dont have this setting on the GL2. Is there just the FRAME MODE, and 16:9 available on the GL2.

Should I assume that i am shooting everything at 60i with the GL2 (which is same as 30fps right)
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Old January 3rd, 2009, 07:19 AM   #2
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For NTSC:

Movie mode is 30 frames per second interlaced (60 fields per second). The fields are spaced in time by 1/60 second, and if you capture a full frame you can see motion interlace artifacts.

Frame mode is also 30 frames per second interlaced (60 fields per second). However, both fields of the frame were captured at the same time using a pixel shift technique, so there are no interlace motion artifacts in a frame grab. However, the vertical resolution is reduced somewhat, and motion may not appear to be as smooth.

Which should you use? Depends on the intended use and effect you are trying to achieve. If the intent is viewing on a standard TV set, movie is likely better. The camcorder is designed for 4x3 aspect ratio and this will probably produce better results for most cases. Be sure to check if you "client" has specific druthers.
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