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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 :)

Speed Ramping

Tom Chase

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Quick question is there any easy way to setup a setting (hotkey or DSMC side handle buttons) to go say 4K/24 FPS ----> 4K/120FPS ----> 4K/24FPS?

I know how to setup up the first half - 24FPS--->120FPS but bringing it back to 24FPS, would that be assigning a second key/button to go from the current framerate (i.e.:120FPS) back to 24?

Thank

Tommy
 
+1,

I asked a long while back but seems things have changed enough from the first time I asked this to be able to do a back and forth speed ramp. Maybe be just a second Key assigned to go from a present frame rate to 24fps???
good question.
 
The current ramp system allows the setup of 4 different ramp target frame rates (and speeds): A, B, C, D. There is also a ramp RESET with a speed only that returns to the original frame rate. There are five assignable key actions: ramp to A/B/C/D/Reset. You can accomplish what you want either setting up two ramp points or one ramp point and the reset feature.
 
I'm pretty sure ramping is covered in the User Manual.

Go to Menu > Settings > Recording, on the Mode tab set "Recording Mode" to "Speed Ramp Mode". If the dialog is not clear enough you can access online help in the camera by tapping on the "Help" button on the top bar.
 
Trent your reply made me think that you can be REDs SIRI ;)

With a little bit of attitude which I like :)

LOL!
 
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