shutter on or off
Hi, if i am shooting at 720p50 should i have the shutter on auto or off,
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You shouldn't have the shutter on auto. Always select an appropriate shutter speed or angle. If you are shooting 50P then choose shutter speed 100, if is 50i shutter 50. You can shoot also with shutter off, in which case the related actual shutter speeds will match your frame rate (50 for 50P). These shutter speeds are common settings, but you change them to suit the subject.
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I'm shooting 1080 50i and the lowest shutter speed listed in the menu is 1/60 . . . . where do you find the lower speeds? Camera is setup for PAL.
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Just changed the formats around and tested the shutter speeds: both the i formats will only go down to 1/60; all the p formats go down to 1/33. Is that normal or is it my camera?
Mark |
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shutter-off = shutter-speed of 1/framerate = 360°-shutter
So 50p/50i with shutter-off results in a shutter-speed of 1/50. When shooting 50 or 60fps I would go in most cases with shutter-off. |
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I think it's widely accepted that what Dominik is saying is correct.
50i is 50 interlaced frames per second so whether shooting progressive or interlaced it still has to record that many frames per second. Shutter Off = frame rate. Ian |
EX1s sensors can capture 1080p only. 1080i/720p is done by post-processing.
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What you're saying makes sense - I'm very intersted in understanding this all better. |
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50i also gives higher sensitivity, because the 50i-setting adds gain, to exploit the lower noise-level caused by the vertical low-pass-filter for reducing flicker. |
Anyway, in both 1080/25p and 720/25p/50p (in PAL; please adjust for NTSC), shutter off is 1/25th of a second. Period.
This is the reason why - when switching shutter on, the lowest selectable shutter speed is 1/33th. |
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As to the slowest selectable shutter speed, I only meant standard shutters - not the SLS, or EX Slow Shutter. |
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fps slowest-shutter 24 1/32 25 1/33 30 1/40 50 1/60 60 1/60 Interestingly at 60fps the slowest selectable shutter-speed equals the framerate. |
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Originally Posted by Serena Steuart Perhaps you're saying that 50i is actually 50P and the fields for 50i are derived from alternate frames? Exactly Are you sure about that? 1080/50i can't be 1080/50P and fields derived from those frames 'cos the camera can't do 1080/50P. Surely 50i is derived from 25P, with alternate lines extracted to make 2 fields. Steve |
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As i understand,25p with ''shutter off ''means 1/25 th shutter.And because of that indeed lowest shutter setting with ''shutter on'' is 1/33.you can see it if u set at 25 p shutter on or off..picture much brighter with ''shutter off''..
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And what about 720/50p? If it would be derived from 1080/50i, then there would be deinterlacing-artifacts. |
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Not arguing with you Dominik, but where did you find out that the EX can do 1080/50P? I thought that was just the F23. Surely if the sensor could do it then it could feed it out of HD SDI and with the Flash XDR you'd have an F23/SR kit (more or less!) for £5000 instead of £100,000.
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I agree with your sentiments. I've got a PDW700 and wonder why they won't put 160 mb/sec I frame on it as seeming the mpeg used is capable of it as it's the same one used by the Flash XDR.
Still very dubious about the 1080/50P though, AFAIK it certainly does not come out of the HD SDI. Having said that, my PDW700 apparently has the same chip as the HDC1500 studio camera and that can do 1080/50P which mine can't so maybe it's a similar situation? Steve |
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EDIT: While my point may seem "aggressive", it arises from long experience in technical discussions where difficulties often arise because people fail to differentiate between what they think and what they know. It is extremely important to make clear what is fact and what is deduced or thought to be so. |
Hi People,
I just wanted to get back to the subject, if i have the camera set to 720p50 and the shutter off, is the shutter speed 1/50 ? I have tried both setting and can not seem to see the difference, any one have a idea what is better ? rob. |
Yes, shutter off when shooting progressive 50P is 1/50 sec. However that is not stated in the user manual and in accordance with my note above I add "I believe that to be so".
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Thanks for your comments.
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OK, I've made some measurements. At 25P shutter off is 1/25. At 720/50P the default shutter is 1/60 (shutter on), which may be the reason you could see little difference between on/off. Shutter off is 1/50. I suppose I should repeat for 50i.
edit: yes, 50i shutter off is 1/50. |
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Assume you are creating a top-field-first interlaced frame out of two consecutive frames frame1 and frame2, then: The lines 0, 2, 4, 6,... (field-A/even) of the interlaced frame are the lines 0+1, 2+3, 4+5, 6+7,... from frame1 and the lines 1, 3, 5, 7,... (field-B/odd) of the interlaced frame are lines 1+2, 3+4, 5+6, 7+8,... from frame2. If frame1=frame2 (nothing moved), then the lines 0, 1, 2, 3,... of the interlaced frame are the lines 0+1, 1+2, 2+3, 3+4,... of frame1(=frame2). That's frame1 filtered with the kernel (1, 1)T (T=transposed), also called box- or mean-filter of dimension 1x2 with an amplification of 2 (=6db). |
That was understood. I was commenting on my proposal to stack corresponding lines from successive frames, which cannot work because the time difference between frames must be the time difference between fields. But thanks for explanation, anyway.
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