Frage von NautilusIII:
Hi!
Beginner Question:
Can I use with my HF100 halfway suitable Slowmotion ( "super-slow motion") shots?
Irgendwie gehts well, at least I have found here:
http://www.vimeo.com/955696
How far can you go (how much fps)?
The shortest shutter speed lies at 1 / 2000, which was hot would you theoretically should reach 2000fps - certainly does not work that way, but which is actually limited and what is really possible and vswie?
I would like to go ne Slowmotion of a glass of water over it or something - must not be perfect, but just so - just for fun ...
Thank you!
Antwort von Bernd E.:
Irgendwie gehts ... well, at least I have found here: http://www.vimeo.com/955696... What settings of this video has emerged, writes the author is on exactly that Page, in so far it should be possible to copy. The crucial role played by the editing program, but because s.dieser Camera is expected to barely a higher frame rate can be adjusted. What is it with the HF100 is accurate, can be explained by a look in the manual is.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von Daigoro:
With the Super Slow motion is nix.
It was easy to 50i, then converted to 50p, still a few pictures between expected and everything is calculated down to 25p.
Shot this in 50i mode (Pal-land), 1 / 120 shutter speed and used a script s.detailed by Lance Campeau and Racer X in the HV20 forums. Should go slower, but i will try and post another video with different settings. This is 1 / 4 speed i believe. You need Avisynth and virtual dub to do the SlowMotion, or pretty much any NLE. Nett to scenes a bit too slow but for events in the area seconds rather inappropriate.
The shutter of 1 / 2000 does not mean that 2000 pictures taken, but that a Picture 1/2000el seconds is exposed, which is a very small effect Bewegungsunschaefe (if you still have about what to see the picture - without a couple of spotlights to 1000Watt Lighting seems the mostly black).
Examples of different shutter speeds:
http://www.hv20.com/showthread.php?t=8797
And Instructions for 'smooth Slowmo' of Lance said:
http://www.hv20.com/showthread.php?t=7759
