Undercrank Shooting
This way of shooting provides the quick motion effects used, for instance to realize speeding clouds, a person standing stationary in the blur of a moving crowd, and
Standard settings for undercrank shooting
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59.94 Hz | REC FORMAT |
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50 Hz | REC FORMAT |
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60 Hz | REC FORMAT |
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Overcrank shooting
This way of shooting provides slow motion effects used in car chases, action scenes, climactic scenes and other dramatic moments. For example, if the image is taken with REC FORMAT 24P specifying the playback frame, you can get a slow motion effect of x1.25 by setting the recording frame rate to 30fps.
Standard settings for overcrank shooting
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59.94 Hz | REC FORMAT |
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| 25 - 30 frames* | |
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| FRAME RATE |
| Set to 24FRAME or higher |
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60 Hz | REC FORMAT |
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| 25 - 30 frames* | |
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*It is necessary to set the 24P VFR RANGE to “30FRAME”. Images of up to 30 frames will be recorded onto the P2 card at this time, but the HD SDI output sequence will not be output properly.
24P VFR RANGE is selected in the <SYSTEM MODE> screen on the SYSTEM SETTING page.
Slow motion effect is not achieved when the SYSTEM MODE is set to
42 | Recording and Playback: Variable Frame Rate (VFR) Recording Function |