So here’s part 2 of 3 to my Panning Shots video! I have to admit I’m not the best teacher, but I’m trying my best at it here.
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In this video, I explain a little bit about shutter speed and show what Mic im using for audio. Obviously, it’s not a real dead cat..lmaoooo
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Soo me clear up what I was actually trying to say. When you shoot at 30 fps, you get more of a cinematic film type movement with a lil natural motion blur, BUT when you shoot at 60 fps. It’s more of an active movement with less motion blur, it’s actually good for slowing down video as well.
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So also in this video.I’m talking about the one hundred and 180°shutter rule.. And that rule is if you’re shooting at 30 fps, then your shutter speed is double that at 1/60. And the same goes, if you’re shooting at 60 fps You double it and have your shutter speed as close at 1/125 u can get it. (Varies on cameras.)
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I also want you guys to notice that I shot in landscape, but I cropped to put it vertical as well!
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I know in the first part I was talking about pictures, but here it took a little bit of video..IM SRY..🤣🤣
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Part 3 will be pictures.So Stay tuned.I’m sorry for jumping all over the place. Like I said, Im pretty new to this teaching thing, but I hope you guys enjoy it regardless!
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