When you should shoot in 24FPS vs 60FPS 

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Try shooting 60fps at 1/60th second shutter. You get the smoothness of 60fps plus close to motion blur of 24. (Actually, same motion blur as 30fps footage)

If you're shooting for live motion. Yes!

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You can play with shutter speed that brings in blur to every frame of 60p. If you do that, software can extract 24 frames for each second and present those. Convincingly. It's a good way to remove that soap-opera fluidity.

Film it all at 120fps then convert the shots you dont slow down to 30fps. Depending on how slow you go, if your sequence is 30fps and you film in 120fps, to make it seamless, you can slow 120fps down to 25%

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I see there is no answer for that one... I would say, it depend your content. 30 to 24fps is a 80% speed, so if it's for a b-roll, someone walking, machine, sport, even crowed cheering or whatever which type of ambiant sound should mostly be okay. Basically, in the case keeping the sync is more important than a non distorded audio. But obviously, in an interview, it would be a big no for me... Just shoot inteviews in native framerate (export framerate). Now, there is an affect that can be cool in some case, if the sync isn't necesary: slow down the clip but keep the audio at 100% speed. In some case it's actually nice, but in this case 80% isn't enough slowmo for my taste. At the end it all depend on whats your video about ;)

higher shutter speed reduces the "natural motion blur" that he talks about, which makes 24fps shots feel the way that he's talking about

So if you’re shooting at 60fps do you slow down in post or just create the sequence at 24fps?

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24fps is like movies that you watch on your tv, 60fps are bluray versions.

@@Ric-lg6pg that's false. blu ray use low fps too... Blu ray is just a disc that has more storage than a DVD and uses higher resolution

@@Yoko.Kurama compare a normal movie vs their bluray version, you could see that bluray is smooth like taken from a home video cam, because they double the frame rate and enhanced it, you could actually differentiate from your naked eye if it's 24fps or 60fps, since your normal view as a human is close to 24fps, that's why you see a blur effect when someone is fast. or maybe you just don't get the point between 60fps vs 24fps lol

60fps is shit for cinematic experience

@@ashadowintime7305 not really. it’s just that our brain is used to 24 for cine