Alexandros Pissourios

Everything online says to double the shutter speed to the frame rate...... is that not the case then?

So I need to match the shutter speed to the playback speed 1:1 (ie shooting 50fps to playback at 25fps means 1/50th shutter speed?) well that’s confusing .... I find the footage is not smooth and it jutters......

the shoe clip begins with normal speed and then when the frame goes smaller it’s the 50% slower and then back to normal I’ve included the clips in normal speed to see the difference I don’t understand the settings I need to have to get a nice 50fps to 25fps playback (shutter speed-wise) ...it looks shit to me... is there a way to fix this in post?

Hmmm what do u think this might mean? I’m viewing this on my MacBook in the UK I’m showing it to other people and they notice it too.... Strange

is it the high shutter speed causing this crispness i was on 1/100th with 50fps.... I think the project rate is 50fps for FS5 and that makes it look like this.... I'm used to the Amira where i can set my project rate to 25fps and get the smooth playback. I'll have to be reaaaallly careful with editing

no i'm talking about the judder... oh i think i've just made a huge mistake.... not sure why this is though.... FS5 is not my preferable camera. helppppppp

Hello! I'm shooting a fashion film with an FS5 and I'm trying to shoot in 50fps so I can slow it down later in post. My settings are at 1920X1080 50fps but the playback in a 25fps sequence in Premiere (and changing the speed of the clip) is juddering. I'm not sure why. I got my shutter speed at 100 - What am i doing wrong|? File Format: XAVC HD REC FORMAT: 1080/50p 50Mbps Short example below What am i doing wrong? It's far more noticable when moving more

Got it So, Single Frame: adapting the meter to 25fps (so essentially no change!) and for for 50fps adapting the meter to 70fps! Thank you!!

Thank you! Does this mean that I should rate the 25fps shooting mode (1/70) by setting my meter to 32 or 36 f/s (it doesn't have the option of 35) ? This is kind of a new twist!

According to the manual: "Exposures Real" + "Photometric" stats for Single frame is the same as 18FPS Would you say it's safe to measure according to this? A

Thank you! My meter goes down to 2f/s, not one. Not sure why that is... I'm planning on doing one frame at a time. Not continuous I'll check with the manual on the shutter speed of the electric bolex OK, noted! Why is that?

Hello there. Thank you for your reply ? So, my plan is to shoot the single frame and slow motion and get it developed and transferred to 25fps. The reason i'm wondering is whether whilst shooting it might need another setting (for example, I will change the 25f/s to 50f/s) Not sure about the single frame and whether that will need any changes in the light meter. Yes, I have the ISO set to 200. I was told to overexpose the film a little bit.... Do you have another opinion? Happy to hear about it! a

Hello there! Attaching my light meter and how is set when I shoot 250D 16mm on an Electric Bolex. I want to do single frame shooting and 50fps in my upcoming shoot. How should these different modes affect my meter? Many thanks! A

Hello there. Before I upload a new grade, I think it might be useful to share my setup up Sharing the sRGB EIZO monitor setup and some information on the colour specs in Da Vinci... For now, I'm working only for an online prores/h264 export.

Hello and thank you for the replies! In case I confused you, just to mention again that when I graded this, I was only using my Macbook screen. I don't have the Resolve settings in front of me but I can supply soonest possible! The vimeo (H264 export) link https://vimeo.com/457743955 (password: wednesday) is the export that I used for the DCP projection For the DCP I was asked to export a Quicktime, JPEG200, 2k DCI Flat, 250mb/s Now, for the new grade Currently, the settings of my EIZO monitor - attached in the image I can send you the sRGB settings as well tomorrow.... Regarding noise: I have a full version of resolve... you mean the motion effects? hmmm... i always think it softens the image a bit too much. Perhaps i just need to explore.