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Shutter speed for dance video?


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Test a variety of combinations and pick what you like. A lot depends on what kind of dance it is, what it's supposed to do for the movie. Maybe try 36 fps 360 degree shutter, 12 fps 15 degree shutter.... When you see a combination you like, try others that are nearby. If you liked 36/360, try 36/240, 48/360, etc. You can do this with your assistants on a test day at the rental house. That's a big advantage of digital, you can see it seconds after you shoot it, and try again.

 

 

 

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Why would you not just use the standard 1/50th or 1/60th? I'm new and trying to understand.

 

You might want a larger shutter angle = longer exposure to get more motion blur, and a softer, more fluid effect. Or, you could go the other way for the "Private Ryan" look.

 

 

 

 

-- J.S.

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