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Camera settingsfor video
Hey guys, when you set up a camera to shoot videos of beam shows and whatnot, what is the best way to kill the choppiness from the scanning vs. refreshrate? I know there will be some flicker, bit I am getting choppy patterns. Should I use a really high speed shutter setting or a low speed shutter?
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You need a high speed shutter.
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Thank you for the tip!
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if you're shooting 24fps, try 1/48 second.
watch the monitor and goose the shutter speed from there.
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I think I am 29.97 fps, but I will play around with the different shutter speeds. I believe I can also change it to 24 fps if I need to. Thanks again guys!
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