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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

What´s wrong with the shutter in here?

The compression on the mov makes it hard to see what's in the clip vs overcompression in the h264.

What shutter angle were you using?

The clip says 24fps but was it shot at 25?
 
Must read for better understanding of rolling shutter:

When using a rolling shutter-based image sensor,

pay attention to the DIRECTION of the shutter -

- especially if you want to capture realistic motion.

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Rolling Shutter image capture

Rolling Shutter Image Sensors - The Finer Points
 
It does seem annoyingly strobe affected.
But it also does look more like 1/100 to me...

All electronic shutters do tend to strobe more because of the hard on-off, instead of the gentler swipe of a rotating type, creating a more contrasty edge. Some like to use ˚220 instead of ˚180 because of this.

Don't know if this is what you are getting at?
 
ok, silly me.
Brought it into FCP and it now looks normal, must be my QT player that dislikes your file and played back in 12 fps. With Strobe-galore.

Sorry. What is the problem :-)
 
Mac, the only problem I see there is that all the bars were closed that day.

No, but seriously, looks like a timing issue to me. You say it's 24 fps, but on my computer it defaults to 25 fps on playback.

Does it play like that off the R3D?
 
Strobe in bright areas is visible in multiple videos but I don't know if it is normal or it isn't or if it is due to my monitor or vlc or problems with the frame rate or what. When exploring the mov frame by frame I don't notice anything unusual that should produce such a strobe.
 
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