few fast remarks:
For DVD, you can put 23.976 (in NTSC resolution, 720*480 anamorph) on DVD.
The player will add pulldown if needed, and the discs are playable in 99% of
the PAL sets.
The shutter speed only comes into play if you shoot under fluoricent light.
If you shoot a feature in a controlled environment, i would not worry about
it too much.
But if you must know, from the manual:
Change the shutter speed
displayed on the screen by
turning the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial
G.
You can adjust the shutter speed in a
range of 1/3 second through 1/10000
second.
The denominator of the set shutter speed
appears on the screen. For example,
[100] appears on the screen when you
set the shutter speed to 1/100 second.
The larger the value on the screen is, the
faster the shutter speed is.
Smells like a 'clearscan' function found on a lot of Sony cams (you know,
getting CRT's to look nice)
http://nxcamhd.info/nexfs100manual.pdf
page 32
Print it out and put it under your pillow.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "James Whitehouse" <james_whitehouse1@yahoo.co.uk>
To: <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com>
Cc: <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2011 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: [Avid-L2] Re: 24p/25p?
Hm OK, still looks like my best option is shooting 23.97. If I can just find
out about the shutter speed settings... Thanks for that though!
Sent from James iPhone
On 21 Aug 2011, at 11:21, "Job ter Burg (L2B)" <Job_L2@terburg.com> wrote:
>
> On 21 aug 2011, at 11:19, James Whitehouse wrote:
>
> > Thanks for that - that's great and currently my preferred option. I
> > don't understand the term 'stems' in terms of sound though (although
> > someone else is doing my sound mix, but I still like to understand the
> > whole process as much as possible!).
>
> Stems are mix elements. When mixing for features, they listen to a full
> mix of all elements, but all of the dialogue, sound effects and music is
> recorded into separate 'groups' ('bussed' if you will). It can be done by
> premixing too, but often times it's just routing parts of the mix to
> specific outputs/busses.
>
> If you were to take the dialogue stem, sfx stem and music stem, and play
> them back simultaneously at nominal level, you will hear the full mix. If
> you were to cut a TV spot for the movie, you'd use picture, dialogue stem,
> and fx stem. If you needed a German language version, you'd keep music and
> sfx, but replace the dialogue.
>
> Dolby mastering requires having your final mix in stems, so that one may
> easily adjust the balance between the main elements when needed.
>
> > However, I still haven't got a clear answer on any of the camera forums
> > as to whether the FS100 will allow me to set a 1/50 shutter while
> > shooting 24p in it's US variant to avoid any light flicker while
> > shooting in UK. So, just in case it can't - opposite question - if I
> > shoot 25p, is there a way to output 24p if we go to a film print
> > *without* slowing 4% (presumably Bluray supports 25p natively, although
> > not sure if US Bluray players will play 25p discs)?
>
> BluRay supports 50i, not 25p, AFAIK. Progressive displays will do a
> 'reverse 2:2 pulldown'. I guess players in the US will play it back, and
> most modern TV's and projectors will display it.
>
> Beware though, some international sales agents may require a 24p delivery
> anyway.
>
> > I guess for the 29.97 DVD/broadcast version pulldown can be added?
>
> I don't think it is as easy as when starting 24, and it might screw up
> reverse pulldown used in displays. But I guess it happens a lot, as soon
> as US broadcasters get any 50i footage, they must have a way to acceptably
> convert that to 59.94.
>
> j.
>
>
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