what fps can product what effect?

[YongLee]

hi , who can tell me the effect of diffrent fps ? where can see this video about it in internet?

[Kevin Zanit]

http://www.kevinzanit.com/sample/br_reel_07_medium.mp4

 

Is stuff myself and Elhanan (who posts here) have shot at 1000fps. I have some 350 and 500 somewhere, I will try and find it.

 

What type of action do you need to shoot and I can probably suggest a frame rate.

 

Kevin Zanit

[YongLee]

i shoot a boy running , but i want to product a slow effect , a effect of the boy puts forth his strength.

thanks!

[Kevin Zanit]

For a motion like that 125 - 150 fps should be plenty fast.

[David Negrin]

hi , who can tell me the effect of diffrent fps ? where can see this video about it in internet?

 

Hey yong

Fps is a simple concept, When you speed up the camera (I.E. 48 fps) your taking more picures per second than at normal speed ( 24fps US) when this is played back at normal speed the effect is

slow motion, the scale is geometric, thus, 24 - 48 fps is 2x time ( 1sec of shooting is 2 secs. of playback footage), but 48-96 fps is 3x time. Most of what I've done of people runing is at 60 or 72 fps

anymore than that and you going for a specific effect . Do some tests if you can and good luck

[Mark Calver]

Hey Yong

 

 

David is exactly right but I would say that depending on what medium your shooting on shoot a higher frame rate then you think you will need. You can always speed it up in post by removing frames you cant add frames and achieve the same effect. However if your shooting 35mm this can get expensive.