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Scarlet X Slo Motion Shutter Speed Settings

"Correct" is a relative term. While there's not necessarily a "Correct" answer. Typically, you want your shutter speed at at least twice your shooting speed at fractional level. 1/48th at 24fps. 1/96 at 48fps and so on. I personally prefer it a little higher for a crisper look. Be careful of lights and flicker. You may end up with nasty flickering effects so be sure to run tests in case you need to adjust the shutter speed to work with lighting.
 
Jarek is right. Just aim for double, and then check for light flicker.

I was on a set the other week that involved some slow-motion and a lot of lights. We just made sure to do plenty of test shots and then unload to watch on a separate monitor.
 
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