25 Fps
In a low light situation I messed around with switching the shutter speed to 25 frames per second (not cineframe 25 or anything like that). I loved the extra light I was able to get out of it but what does it do to the image? If eventually I want to convert to 24P, what havoc would I wreck by switching the shutter speed to 25? (I have a PAL FX1)
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No havoc, it is just a difference look with more motion blur. It will not effect 24p prospects.
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It will not look film-like.
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Not film-like in what way Radek?
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Film typically uses a 180 degree shutter which means a 1/48th of second exposure. The motion blur is equivilent to a 360 degree shutter (which is not mechanically possible.) This does not impact you ability to export to film, only the idea that it looks like it was shoot on film -- which is very difficult to do anyway (no a real goal in-itself.)
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