Re: Canopus ADVC300 Issue/Question (too long answer :-)

On 4/28/2006, Martin Heffels posted this:
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 15:37:36 GMT, "David McCall" <david.mccall@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Well sort-of. If you are talking about those new fangled video cameras
with their CCDs, then yes.

Not sort of... With PAL interlaced video, the CCD/CMOS is refreshed every
1/50th of a second. Film when shooting for cinema, is only exposed for
1/48th of a second when you use the standard 180 degree shutter. So the
difference in exposure-time between these two is negligible, and makes no
difference in motion-blur. NTSC will have a little less blur in this
instance, but to compensate the actors should move faster, and the pans
need to be done faster ;-)

cheers

-martin-

For a second or two, I misread your last sentence in the above clip as:
"and the puns need to be done faster".

I think I'm going to run with that :-)

Gino

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