jimhare
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For us PAL kids, is shooting 25 (for broadcast/DVD) just as good as 24?
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For us PAL kids, if your target is a PAL DVD/or broadcast in PAL land, definetly go 25 fps.
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Steve Gibby,
Your post has inspired me to consider using some 29.97 footage in a cinematic film. I am wondering though, how one can mix various frame rates together.
The conversion from 29.97 to 23.98 will be a slowing of some percentage, which is great for the scene I intend it for (with a long duration steadicam shot, following the main character as he follows the love interest).
I am also wondering how well the 29.97 mixes in if it is only a part of the image, otherwise shot at 23.98? Say a window of the screen is a news broadcast, intended to look like live tv. The actual movie is standard 24fps. Will this mesh together properly? Or should I do something else?
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Steve Gibby,
Your post has inspired me to consider using some 29.97 footage in a cinematic film. I am wondering though, how one can mix various frame rates together.
The conversion from 29.97 to 23.98 will be a slowing of some percentage, which is great for the scene I intend it for (with a long duration steadicam shot, following the main character as he follows the love interest).
I am also wondering how well the 29.97 mixes in if it is only a part of the image, otherwise shot at 23.98? Say a window of the screen is a news broadcast, intended to look like live tv. The actual movie is standard 24fps. Will this mesh together properly? Or should I do something else?