Just asked a DoP buddy. Cameras have a shutter setting for 172.8 degrees, which is used on 24fps film shoots, to compensate for practicals and non-flicker-free lights. Effectively, the shutter speed then becomes 1/48th rather than 1/24th, he said.
On 17 aug 2011, at 08:02, David Dodson wrote:
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> And if you have practicals on set? For example, we start shooting a feature next week here in Moscow. We're shooting RED cameras, probably at 24fps, and will have plenty of practical lights on set. So are we better off going 24fps, 23.976fps, or 25fps? And this is for theatrical distribution, both in 35mm and DCP.
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> David
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