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Brian Bechard December 15th, 2004 10:39 PM

Messing w/ shutter speed
 
I shoot on a VX2000 and I love the look of my video when I take my shutter speed down from 1/60 to 1/30...It gives the video a little more blur during motion and as a bonus, increases the low light capibility of my camera. However I'm afraid I might be sacrificing picture quality by doing this. Anyone using this method???

Rob Lohman December 16th, 2004 04:13 AM

Yes you might very well be sacrificing at least some resolution.

Also it might blur things a bit too much? Ie, the footage is not
sharp enough? But if it works for your eyes and your clients then
I'd say it is good enough...

Patrick Moreau December 16th, 2004 05:56 AM

Brian

From what I have read, with the camera you are using, amd other sony models, the resolution is cut by 50% when shooting in 60i at 1/30 compared to 1/60.

Ed Frazier December 16th, 2004 06:44 AM

Be careful if you are shooting under florescent lighting and using a shutter speed other than 60 (US 60Hz lights). I recently shot inside a mobile trailer with a shutter speed of 100 and the lights caused an effect like the white balance was constantly changing.

Setting the shutter speed back to 60 solved the problem.


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