Video Tutorial: Which Frame Rate Should You Be Using?
We’ve all got our frame rate habits, but all film and video projects are different, so one size does not fit all. Here are a few elements to consider. I’m not the only shooter who instinctively sets their frame rate to 120 fps when arriving at an epic location. It’s easy. It’s beautiful. It’s ….
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We’ve all got our frame rate habits, but all film and video projects are different, so one size does not fit all. Here are a few elements to consider.
I’m not the only shooter who instinctively sets their frame rate to 120 fps when arriving at an epic location. It’s easy. It’s beautiful. It’s . . . lazy?
After being an avid user of that frame rate for over a year, I’ve changed my approach, diversified my selections, and found new beauty in limiting myself to other frame rates like 24, 60, and . . . get ready for it . . . 950.
Here’s why I began diversifying.
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