So I managed to confirm that the FS100, in it's US guise, shoots 23.97 (and calls it 24p). I'm still trying to find out whether it allows a 1/50 or 1/100 shutter while shooting at that framerate.
Now it sounds as though shooting 24p (23.97) is a bad idea for post in the UK and I'd just got used to the idea!
OK, but if I shoot 25p, that appears, from everything I've now read (not just posts here) to be pretty problematic in terms of post sound? I still have no clear idea of which one is best.
What exactly are the issues with working in 23.97 in the UK then? Just so you're aware, I'm using LCD monitors and I don't use a standalone DVD deck - I use the DVD burner in my XW8200 (my only standalone is an old Sony DVCam deck from doing corporate work for a little while years ago, but it's PAL/NTSC switchable)...
Why is this so confusing?
:-/
On 19 Aug 2011, at 08:38, "Job ter Burg (L2B)" <Job_L2@terburg.com> wrote:
> Sorry, but if you're in the 50Hz world: NO, NO, NO. I strongly disagree with Bouke on this.
> In the 50Hz world, people shoot 24.00fps if intended for theatrical release. Period.
>
> On 18 aug 2011, at 19:17, bouke wrote:
>
> > Now since during the process you need screeners and stuff, i would suggest
> > use a universal video friendly framerate. And that is 23.976
>
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