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Can I do slow motion with 60fps?
When shooting in slow motion at 60FPS or 120FPS, it’s best to utilize less motion blur since the images are staying on screen for much longer. So, if you’re shooting at 60fps, your shutter speed should be 1/120 and a 1/240 shutter speed for 120fps — so on and so forth.
Is 60 fps real time?
This live video FPS is a high frame rate mostly used for slo-mo. Typically a video is recorded in 60fps is then slowed down to 24 or 30 fps. Any frame rate that is over 60 frames per second is considered a high-speed frame rate. Some cameras on the more professional side will go as fast as 1,000 frames per second.
How much can u slow down 60fps?
Then you’ll need to make sure your shutter speed is twice the inverse of your frame rate. So, if you’re shooting at 60 fps, set your shutter speed at 1/120 (or whatever’s closest), and if you’re shooting at 120 fps, set your shutter speed aaaatttt…1/140 (or whatever’s closest). That’s right!
Can a 60 fps video be made slow motion?
However, during EDITING you still work with the underlying original 60 fps source and that means you can create slow motion whenever you want. You can make speed changes any time. You can verify in the project window panel that your source video footage retains its frame rate.
Can a 60fps video be shot in slo mo?
You can verify in the project window panel that your source video footage retains its frame rate. The slo-mo rate depends on the source fps and the timeline fps: with a 60fps source on a 30 fps time line you can go 50% slo-mo without any loss of quality.
What’s the formula for creating slow motion video?
CREATING SLOW MOTION: how much can you slow down. The slo-mo rate depends on the source fps and the timeline fps: with a 60fps source on a 30 fps time line you can go 50% slo-mo without any loss of quality. The formula is: timeline fps (divided by) source fps.
How to choose the right frame rate for your epic slow motion?
Most prosumer cameras will at least do 60 fps, which will slow motion down to half speed. Many now go up to 120 fps and specialty cameras will go even higher. What frame rate you need depends on what you want to shoot. Choose your frame rate based on how long you want your final footage to last.