MX problems with vertical lines/pans

[Gunleik Groven]

@gunleik: i think it would not be the same as 25fps with 1/100 sec Shutter,
because the difference between each frame would be to a lesser extent.
But if you then increase the speed of movement of the actors it wouldn't
change the amount of strobing.

Filming with 50 fps and playing back with 50 fps would help, but it would look
more like video because the motion is more fluid and each frame is sharper
(due to 1/100 sec shutter).

More motionblur is indeed a solution

Gerhard

Fun thought. (no irony here)

I might try -

 

[Gerhard Riesenhuber]

Let me know

Best
Gerhard

 

[Bruce Newton]

So maybe I'm getting this wrong...when I shoot at 50 and I want to playback in real time I will be worse off than when I started because the editing software will just drop every second frame. Is there not a way in FCP or After Effects or Flame to render out a shot that was shot at 50 into real time so that I can keep all the frames - and stop the strobing?

 

[Bruce Newton]

I'm going to do an experiment soon at a different shutter angle.

 

[Bruce Newton]

Hi Guys
OK so finally I have an answer to my own question.
I have just spoken to the top vfx supervisor in my country who is on set with me at the moment.
You shoot at 50 fps.
You then blend the frames in flame and play back at 25 in real time.No slow mo effect.simple.No strobe problem.