Shutter Speed for Video EXPLAINED: How Frame Rates & Shutter Speed Work Together

[@whoismatt]

What do you think about camera basics videos with no fluff like this one? I tried to make it as short as possible. 😊

[@JackShirley]

Love it!

[@adbamf13]

Awesome. How about a white balancing video for when you have to readjust for different locations during a wedding shoot like moving from the outside to indoors? How can you do it on the fly? Should you just use awb and fix in post?

[@robfowler431]

Awesome....I have learnt so much from you Matt. You make it interesting too :)

[@mikes_perspective6580]

Perfect man keep them coming.

[@doctorboba]

Excellent! Appreciate the clear and concise info with specific examples. You got a new subscriber with this! Keep 'em coming!

[@stephenmurray6185]

Your example shutter speed wave is the greatest thing I’ve seen today.

[@ilyasguner2267]

I'm sorry for you man. You look like having a damn bad day.

[@chrisbrockhurst]

So glad you mentioned about just picking whatever shutter speed when shooting slow motion just to get the right exposure. I wish more people would understand this!! Great video by the way short, sweet and to the point.

[@johnnyharris]

Awesome explanation

[@BeanDar]

Thank you for not wasting my time talking about how you are going to be talking about the subject. Straight and to the point with no annoying ads or plugs. Been watching your videos, love all of them and your humor is humorous. haha Much love from Houston Texas, I am currently investing some money into equipment and lighting and videos like this are very helpful.

[@mattddrums1]

That’s how KZbin videos should be. As quick as humanly possible. Thank you for the quick info

[@john-wiggains]

This was excellent. Probably the best I’ve watched for trying to understand and remind myself about how this works. So good to know that after 60FPS and 120 shutter speed that it hardly matters if I go higher.

[@BUILTDIESELMAFIA]

Phew I actually learned a ton in such a short video. Now time to practice these principles. Thanks man

[@gardengraffiti]

Dude. A+ THANK YOU for your clarity. No fat. Just straight perfectly delivered info.

[@mikesrandomchannel]

Me, wondering about shutter speed and video. Me understanding shutter speed for video after 1 minute of this clip. THANK you Matt 😊

[@EpE002]

Hey Matt, thank god for your video! NO ONE ON KZbin EXPLAINED THIS! 24 frames W/ 1/50 Shutter. it cleaned my ghosting effect I was getting with 1/60. littery made A HUGE DIFFRENCE

[@jasonritchie7816]

Love the no fluff! I often come to KZbin for a, hopefully, quick answer to a question I have while I'm working. Keep 'em coming!

[@captainautumn4327]

Thank you Matt, that is extremely helpful. Most film/video making content on KZbin skips straight past the basics. It's very helpful and refreshing to have someone like you explain subjects like this with such clarity. Thank you!

[@tlfilms207]

thanks for just getting to the point with a short video. NICE

[@elliottgilhooly3010]

I love how you keep your videos short and concise! KZbin is awash with time wasters who are ad/sponsor riddled. You continue to be a breath of fresh air. Well done sir!

[@zidkumar]

Thanks Matt! All I knew was to shoot at a shutter speed that is around double the frame rate. I didn't had an ND so I made the apertures go upto f/8 or f/11 to compensate for the over exposure during daylight. Thanks for letting me know that I could use faster shutter speeds than double the frame rate. Now I could shoot using a shallower depth of field at daylight. Cheers!

[@sashosubramony4375]

Right now I’m also doing double shutter to frame rate. But my video doesn’t look sharp enough. I used a flat profile and ND filter same results. Did using higher shutter speeds improve something like this ?

[@nathandavid5925]

Thanks Matt! No one would have explain it better!

[@StephanieYeboah]

omg this was SO HELPFUL! As a video newbie, I kept wondering why my videos kept lagging and now I know it's because I'd set my SS lower than the frame rate. Thank you so so much!

[@alexbeltrao2535]

Finaly a perfect explanation about Shutterspeed in video recording!

[@leftyfliptv9650]

Clap clap clap... standing ovation from a complete noob. You made it understandable. Loved it.

[@ARMWRESTLINGWHISPERER]

Great video 💯

[@AWalkontheWildSideBlackpool]

Very quick and to the point dude. Thanks.

[@Leonardfilming]

I know this video is 3 years old, but it'd be worth mentioning how some shutter speeds interfere with background lights creating a flicker. For instance if I'm filming at 1/60 the light flickers, but when I change it to 1/50 this stops.

[@JohnPauloFilms]

Nice vid, Matt. The general rule of thumb is nice to follow, but it ultimately comes down to what you're filming. If you're filming intense, action scenes, 24 fps with a shutter over 1/100 is probably more appropriate. But if you're filming something dreamy and whimsical, perhaps a lower shutter speed for some motion blur is necessary. Now if we're talking about weddings, definitely worth trying different settings and combos for the same scene and see which version better fits the overall edit.

[@treasuredmoments5207]

Can I use 1/100 for my 24 fps video? I'll be shooting a fashion video with lots of movements. I think 1/50 fps is not enough. Will I still be able to shoot it good? I mean 1/100 of a second is almost 1 stop from 1/60th standard.

[@collineriklawrence]

thank you for answering every question i had, and more. in such a short amount of time. most other videos would be 3x this length and cover half the material..

[@dadsworkshopbykipplabrie7982]

Thank you Thank you Thank you! With your pro tip the footage on my GoPro is much improved. I really didn't think there would be much to any adjustments available with the GoPro being a fixed lens but after a few adjustments the overall footage looks truer to the eye. Plus trying to film outdoor power equipment with my bulky Canon M50 I was about to give up on my GoPro. Thanks for your time.

[@And-rc9yy]

One minute into this video and I knew I’d be adding a comment. Thanks very much for explaining this in an easy simple and quick manner.

[@zacharybohlman4069]

4 minutes ago I had no idea how shutter speed affected video. Now I do. Mission accomplished 👍🏻

[@RedDeltaProject]

Thanks so much Matt! This was just what I needed to know

[@BookooAdventures]

You made this make the PERFECT amount of sense in a short amount of time!

[@mattcamera491]

You have the best production channel on KZbin you’ve helped me so much. Cheers to you 👍

[@VisualofHotwheels]

Well said bro nice video, I've been a photographer for over 6 years and I love how you explain it to people who are just starting out, very non complicated and easy👍

[@whoismatt]

Thanks!

[@-LegioPatriaNostra-]

3m58 and i've understand it better than in some video's of 30 minutes! Thanks, well done!

[@petertaranscorsese2900]

Great video Matt - no waffle, just straight to the point, concise and easily understood.....more please!! - Peter

[@kateblakeman]

Perfect explanation! Heading over to your video about frame rates.

[@ScantlessBeatz]

Thank you for doing what I wish every single KZbin channel would do,sum it up in under 5mins you did it so quick i had to go back several times cus I was taking notes.

[@zZjak793Zz1]

This is the video I wish I saw when I first started out. Simple, but tells you everything you need to know. Thanks, would love to see more!

[@GrantBurks]

INCREDIBLE. Straight to the point, perfectly informative!

[@Crysnalowa]

Love how you got straight to the point with examples!

[@lollaelsherif]

The most helpful video I saw about frams rates & shutter speed...thanks a lot

[@whoismatt]

Thanks for watching

[@stevieh59]

Being a stills guy. I just didnt get how shutter speed worked. Its obvious once you said it. Thanks for the ace and quick video

[@terryshrives8322]

I like it, not a lot of jargon just to get to the point. Thank you. very helpful

[@spah89]

I was a bit worried my shutter speed was 1/100 at 24fps but it still looked nice. Now I understand there's just less motion blur. Thanks for the great info!

[@ramsaydean]

This was so helpful as someone new to videography and photography thank you so much!!

[@Biko123456789]

Hey Matt. I just want to thank you for all your lessons here, on youtube. I had no experience in wedding filmmaking, but right around march, a friend of mine asked me if I could shoot is wedding. I, a little anxiously said yes. So i started watching your videos to absorb the maximum amount of information that i could. The day came, and i shot the wedding. Then, it came the editing part. Although flawed as it is, the couple loved it and they said that I surpassed their expectations. I'm so happy right now, but, if it wasn't for your tutorials and explanations of everything, i wouldn't achieve this result. So, thank you so very much! Cheers from Portugal. ;)

[@whoismatt]

Thanks Ricardo! Glad I’ve been able to help! 😁

[@TangodownNZ]

Yes. The no crap straight to the point, quick videos are great.

[@hiteshreddy6675]

Short and Informative, keep these coming and keep the knowledge flowing.

[@subElements]

well explained, sir! short nailing video. it‘s really basics but showed and explained everything very good in a catchy short clip. awesome.

[@ianloe4423]

I think its cool youre doing more basics videos. Gets more people onto your channel which is very informative. Love it!

[@Fisherdrumming]

Thank you for explaining this so well Matt!

[@IKS-Exploration]

thanks very easy to understand :)

[@PatrickGuerrisi]

Keep up the good work Matt. Love your tutorials. You've helped me so much with premiere pro. I am much more confident at it now and my videos on my channel are getting better. Thanks to you, cheers

[@whoismatt]

Thanks Patrick! :)

[@Tommytoolsqueezer]

Simple and short. Thanks man

[@Shari_Tejp]

Best video about shutter speed ever! It all clicked for me with this one, and now I know why people use ND filters! Thanks man

[@eye9productions]

Best explanation on KZbin very precise and clear! Thank you for making our job easier to learn. 🙏🏾

[@blackilluzionz]

Love the fact that you get to the point without the “fluff”.

[@robinoja]

I just got my first serious camera, the A7III and it's kinda embarrassing to admit, that I had never even thought about shutter speed playing a role in video (never had a video camera before). So thanks for making this easy and simple.

[@leonardofernandes6310]

Hell yeah, very short an informative video, sir you have a new subscriber, keep up with the nice work!

[@untrainedastronaut]

Amazing video I don't normally subscribe but here we go.

[@bobsamurai]

very helpful and quick. thank you!

[@bradsteenkamp2197]

Dude, such a good video! Have watched so many videos, and honestly, saying that when you film 60fps, to not be scared to up the shutter speed makes so much sense! Recently filmed something that is so horribly over exposed that I thought i could save in post and just wish I had seen your video before!!!

[@tknson]

Great explaination! I've been wondering about this forever and finally decided to look it up, glad you're the first hit! Love the comedic clips xD

[@eliudneira7681]

thanks matt ! you are my best teacher! hello from mexico !

[@nikkiknutson2846]

daaaaaaang Matt! Exactly what I was looking for. I have a grasp on this but needed it broken down and explained. Wheeeweeee! that was the perfect knowledge drop in the perfect delivery. Thank youuuuu!!!!!!!

[@samlonsdale647]

Easy to hear, precise and straight to the point. Subbed man🤙🏼

[@southwestflow2114]

I appreciate how quick and to the point you are. Good information and direct!

[@bfunirfeyh5822]

Thank you so helpful, clear, speedy and concise

[@MakaOceania]

thank you matt for making this video straight to the point. came here to escape a 10 minute version of the exact same thing.

[@Guitarlvr01]

I took five years off and I realized I forgot everything. So helpful, thank you!

[@totoroutes5389]

from 2:50. could also try lowering the ISO to reduce exposure before relying on an ND filter

[@thespeakingshutter8302]

or decrease the aperture /increase f-number until you need a shallow DOF (depth of field).

[@seth_director]

Man, thanks a lot! I kept thinking my footage was going to get screwed up the higher I set my Shutter Speed when shooting video but you have cleared that up. And of course, getting a ND filter answers the other part of my questions about it. Helped a ton!

[@marinag108]

So many useful and great explanations in such a short amount of time. Awesome!

[@fuelediowa]

Thank you for the clean and clear explanation!🎉 Now I just need to know why I would choose 24, 60, or 120 frame rate to record in. Do you have a video on that? Lol

[@victorsayshi7944]

All right! best explanation video on this topic!

[@scotterickson6332]

Great and brief explanation, thanks, more please!

[@MRPNECTAR]

Great explanation. Really appreciate the insight.

[@gideonbmeyer296]

Loved it. Short and simple. I'm glad you talked about breaking the double frame rate rule.

[@RuiQuinta]

Great! I had no idea about the meaning of shutter speed for video. I was just using that "double" rule and when it was to bright I only would increase the shutter speed. But now I know a little bit more. Thanks man!

[@markiddon4694]

Great video Matt - simplified the concepts for a beginner like myself.

[@wooddog321]

Thankyou dude. Explained very well. Fast and to the point :-). Subscribed.

[@stefandesu]

Best explanation on this that I've seen so far. Thanks a lot!

[@tsvetelintsvetkov4017]

Extremly helpful and fast. Thank you!

[@TechieSnake]

This is a great explanation in a little amount of time. Subscribed.

[@AnthonysCustoms]

great video

[@youtubevarietyhour]

This video was great and straight to the point! Thanks man!

[@sinistergrin6733]

love the no frills explanation Matt! keep em coming!

[@casianosd]

Nice and quick! Great stuff but I'd love to see more videos like this, geared towards editing tips. I love to shoot but when it comes down to editing... I'm at a loss! Thanks Matt!

[@AyshaScottTV]

The best explanation I've found and now I actually get it. Thank you.

[@StewartDMandabva]

wooooooow couldnt bbe any clearer🙆🏼‍♂️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👏🏼👏🏼, thanks a lot Matt

[@MrGigglezworth]

Great vid, just needed a refresher and this provided that with some good tips. Thanks!

[@johnnyp.3603]

Dude! Thanks for your informative videos...I really enjoy your content. It's helped me out a bunch while trying to learn how to use my camera. I've just recently started a KZbin channel so all this information really helps out alot! Keep on keeping on brother!

[@Purple.Avocado]

Thank you for this video! Coming from a photography background and realizing it's not just different in video but also that I always did it wrong :D Learned a lot today :)

[@sneakyghostfilms]

I liked this... I was thinking I knew all this already, but I wanted to see your way of explaining it. But yeah, I will admit I never thought about faster shutter speed than a certain threshold "not making a difference", and therefore being able to act as a pseudo-ND filter for higher frame rates. Okay, I did learn something. Very useful video, and I love videos with no fluff. I don't care about the length as long as you keep giving new info presented smartly.

[@whoismatt]

Thanks Scott!

[@DaniBarker]

Concise and spot on! These kind of videos are ideal to send to my clients!

[@yenniet_]

Very informative & easy to understand. Thank you for making a great video!!!

[@dep1001]

Love your tutorials, Matt! I've learned so much from watching your vids, and I don't even shoot weddings :)

[@jaystuvy]

To the point, clear, luv it...subbed !....great work, thank you

[@osiris5315]

Boom! straight to the point. Love these kind of videos!

[@autodidact495]

love the short video style for certain videos, keep doing it!

[@daithiod]

Excellent information entertainingly presented. Thanks fella.