Shooting for slow motion 60fps, shutter speed? at DVinfo.net

Elaine Minionis · August 18th, 2015, 10:34 AM

Hi guys,

So I'm planning on shooting slow motion 60fps to then reinterpret the footage to 24fps on Premiere. I'm used to shooting slowmo in DSLR, which I would do as the "norm", 60 fps / shutter speed 125. Do I need to take care of the shutter speed in a camcorder as well? Do you guys set the shutter manually or leave it auto? Does it really matter when shooting in video cameras?
Thanks so much!

Elaine

Yvo Haex · August 24th, 2015, 02:32 AM

I've used it once, recording at 60fps to a slow motion in a 25fps sequentie.
When the time further stretched in the premiere, frames are clearly visible. That effect is normal and I wanted it, but then must be the moves sharply defined. So shutter speed increase, I thought I had taken 1/1000. Much light is then necessary.

August 18th, 2015, 10:34 AM	#1
Elaine Minionis Tourist Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida Posts: 2	Shooting for slow motion 60fps, shutter speed? Hi guys, So I'm planning on shooting slow motion 60fps to then reinterpret the footage to 24fps on Premiere. I'm used to shooting slowmo in DSLR, which I would do as the "norm", 60 fps / shutter speed 125. Do I need to take care of the shutter speed in a camcorder as well? Do you guys set the shutter manually or leave it auto? Does it really matter when shooting in video cameras? Thanks so much! Elaine

August 24th, 2015, 02:32 AM	#2
Yvo Haex New Boot Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Belgium Posts: 8	Re: Shooting for slow motion 60fps, shutter speed? I've used it once, recording at 60fps to a slow motion in a 25fps sequentie. When the time further stretched in the premiere, frames are clearly visible. That effect is normal and I wanted it, but then must be the moves sharply defined. So shutter speed increase, I thought I had taken 1/1000. Much light is then necessary.

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