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July 14th, 2004, 09:21 AM
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Slow Motion
"When shooting 30p, the camera operator has the ability to capture 30 full frames per second. When shooting sports, users can freeze an image, capturing the full frame, or slow motion down for that "instant replay" effect."
Can someone who understands comments on the "slow motion down for that "instant replay" effect." Is this a new feature? How would that work? |
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July 14th, 2004, 12:14 PM
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I think the deal is because its progressive scan (full frame no fields)
that as you step through the frames you don't get that annoying comb effect of regular NTSC. Real sport slo mo is achieved with VERY expensive high speed video cameras. From what I've been told there are only a few of them in the USA and they are usually booked for major sports events. Their cost is/was around $250K. 720P (varicam) is a much better choice for video slo mo than the XL2 IMO.
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