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| Digital camera help!!!!? | | Published by: cfz 2010-03-19 |
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hey so i was online nd i found an really nice camera that i was thinking abt buying but movie mode on the camera has 15 frames per second what does that mean?
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All of the above affects value so it might help Researchers to know. I have a freind with a digital camera and computor capability to
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Well the first thing to understand is that videos are actually comprised of many separate images displayed one after the other very rapidly. The more image frames that are shown per second, the smoother that video will be. For reference movies are usually shot at 24 frames per second, conventional televisions, depending on what country you live in, show either 25fps or 30fps*, most modern HDTVs can handle 60fps, and computer monitors can usually do 75fps or more.
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Google Answers was very useful in helping me buy a digital camera. Now I need help buying a turntable. I have already researched existing
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*Or more accurately 50-60 partial frames per second, since they alternate between every other line.
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is suitable light without washout or too much shadow. Any help is appreciated. You didn't mention whether you are shooting a digital camera or 35mm, Since I also use a digital camera, as you've indicated in the title of your
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I got the creeps that "what if the thing doesn't work in my camera?" Help! Went to the Nikon "Digital Tech Support Center" web page.
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15 frames per second is pretty much the bare minimum you need so that the picture isn't jerky. Motion might appeared blurred however.
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