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October 5, 2009 at 3:31 PM #46981
kussuch
ParticipantI am new film student and I am shooting my buddys wedding video i usually shoot in 30fps or 24fps when doing my shorts but i read that most weddings are shot in 60I because of all the panning and zooming in and out. Can someone help me thanks.
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October 5, 2009 at 6:45 PM #193485
EarlC
MemberIMHO professional-looking wedding video production has a minimum of panning and zooming unless setting up for the shot and those portions, however perfect, can be cut out of the final production.
That being said, shooting 30fps has not created or presented any problems for me that I cannot work around, live with or overcome. I personally do not care for the look of 24fps (film-look be darned), but that’s just me. Interlaced can often be more forgiving, or less, depending on the extent of how you work with your camcorder.
Hope that helps.
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October 7, 2009 at 12:40 AM #193486
Rob
Participant“i usually shoot in 30fps or 24fps when doing my shorts but i read that most weddings are shot in 60I”
60i is 30fps.
In my opinion, just shoot 60i. 24p is pretty much useless.
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