To be more accurate, rolling shutter happens because the sensors’ horizontal rows of pixels become “active” starting from the top and then working downward (as opposed to all pixels on the sensor becoming “active” at once).
Video cameras don’t really have a physical shutter in them. When you adjust the shutter speed of a video camera, you’re really changing the duration in which pixels on the sensor become active.
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