Shutter Speed vs Shutter Angle Explained Including a Conversion Calculator

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[@filmic_man]

Great video, Jim. My camera is the Blackmagic Cinema Camera EF 2.5K, which I purchased in 2014 and never used until now (2023). Its menu options include 'Shutter Angle' as a camera setting. As far back as nine years ago, the online reviews of the camera characterized its use of shutter angle as an "odd design choice," which may have its origin in the fact that Blackmagic Design is an Australian company. I'm relatively new to filmmaking and I'm trying to use the camera for top-down videos, and, so far, it's been a challenge. So much trial and error! I've a lot to learn. 😐

[@jimcostafilms]

I'm glad you found the info useful. Your camera is a little out of date now , but it'll get the job done. Fell free to ask any questions. I'm happy to answer them.

[@MaxPhotoGraphic]

Nice point Jim, I have liked your explaination of the differenche between physical and electronic Shutter.

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[@majidkarrouch947]

Thank you very much Jim this was sooo helpful!

[@Drostvideo]

Well explained

[@jimcostafilms]

Thanks for watching!

[@ocean457]

This was very well explained. I wonder if you're still around. All the links above are dead.

[@jimcostafilms]

Thanks for tuning in! Yes, I'm around and happy to answer questions if you have any. The company I used to use for the downloads went out of business. As I have time, I've been switching to videos to a new company I found, but I have a lot of videos on my channel so it's taking a long time to switch over links.

[@reinaldobenicio4844]

Melhor vídeo sobre a explicação entre ambos. The best video about both shutter.

[@jimcostafilms]

Very kind of you to say. Thanks for tuning in! Muy amable de tu parte decirlo. ¡Gracias por sintonizar!

[@voyantcreative]

Surprised there's so few comments here! Such insanely useful information and it's for once ALL CORRECT. Unfortunately so much confused misinformation on these subjects out there. Playing with different shutters is so fun once you get to a point in your learning, that you can understand how they benefit things. I shoot mostly music videos and love to go down to 72⁰ (or sometimes even 45⁰) for energetic performance scenes. It makes a band with moderate movement on stage, seem 10x more intense and into it! It looks AMAZING on drums because of all the fast moving parts. For storyline/b-roll/narrative scenes in my videos I typically stick to 180⁰ or sometimes just a bit higher to get a more dreamy look.

[@jimcostafilms]

Thank you. I appreciate the kind words. I particularly like your suggestions of using different shutter angles to create different effect. Good ideas there. Do you have any others? I'd be happy to share your tips with my audience and send them over to your channel.

[@voyantcreative]

@@jimcostafilms in regards to shutter those are really the only "tricks" i use or can really comment on. But i appreciate ya!

[@jimcostafilms]

@@voyantcreative OK, happy shooting.

[@pspoddar_magic_lens]

Excellent ❤❤

[@jimcostafilms]

Awesome! Very kind of you to say. I appreciate you tuning in!

[@GilbertTV]

excellent

[@jimcostafilms]

Thanks for watching, Gilbert!

[@Jomo-x6n]

At last I've found someone who can explain concisely the relationship between shutter speed and shutter angle. So basically they do the same thing and is that to expose a film for a precise amount of time. Correctly me if I'm wrong to say that in modern cinematography, shutter angle is obsolete i.e. no longer in use. For example, there is no disc with a cut out in my camcorder. It is now replaced by the camera shutter. If I'm wrong then my brain is not working and I need to see a psychiatrist.

[@jimcostafilms]

I have no idea if a psychiatrist is needed or not. My guess would be, “yes” for most people, myself included. Your understanding is correct. The term “shutter angle” is used to describe the shutter speed that is relative to the frame rate. Shutter angle is generally used for rotary shutters where a disc containing the angled opening spins and lets in light once per revolution to expose every frame. The shutter speed is lower when the angle is larger. You’re right about the shutter angle being obsolete as digital cameras these days (including pro models such as RED) are electronic and don’t use a physical shutter any longer.

[@cjmarugg2340]

Nice

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[@justdre3652]

Thanks!

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[@justdre3652]

I just fully switched over to cinema cameras and this helps tremendously!!!

[@jimcostafilms]

@@justdre3652 Nice. What camera are you using now?

[@justdre3652]

@@jimcostafilms I’m using the FX9/FX6 combo! Mostly talking head and conference stuff

[@jimcostafilms]

@@justdre3652 That is a nice camera. I've used the FX9 on shoots, but don't own one myself.

[@christopherdunn317]

The problem i have is my canon xa-40 only has 1/40 1/50 which makes it 172 or 216 !

[@jimcostafilms]

I was looking at the manual for the Canon XA-40 for you. It’s here: www.usa.canon.com/support/p/xa40 There is a listing of adjustments when in Manual Exposure here: www.manualslib.com/manual/1592317/Canon-Xa40.html?page=42 I’m thinking you can roughly adjust the aperture and shutter speed to what you need and then add (or remove the ND Filter AND combine an increase in the Gain setting to compensate. Thoughts?

[@christopherdunn317]

@@jimcostafilms Ya thank you, i am surprised at this as well there were two different manual's ? cause one said i had it then i downloaded a new one and said i didn't ? like it was a typo error they corrected, but it seems like i do have it going to check my camera thanks again

[@christopherdunn317]

@@jimcostafilms Turns out i do have 1/48 funny the manual i have right now says it doesn't marry go round with this thank you again !

[@jimcostafilms]

@@christopherdunn317 Good. I thought that seems odd, but not impossible.

[@christopherdunn317]

@@jimcostafilms This is it Aperture 1 F1.8, F2.0, F2.2, F2.4, F2.6, F2.8, F3.2, F3.4, F3.7, F4.0, F4.4, F4.8, F5.2, F5.6, F6.2, F6.7, F7.3, F8.0 ND filter When the aperture value is F4.0 or higher: ND1/2, ND1/4, ND1/8 Shutter speed 2 1/6, 1/7, 1/8, 1/10, 1/12, 1/14, 1/17, 1/20, 1/25, 1/29, 1/30, 1/33, 1/40, 1/50, 1/60, 1/75, 1/90, 1/100, 1/120, 1/150, 1/180, 1/210, 1/250, 1/300, 1/350, 1/400, 1/500, 1/600, 1/700, 1/800, 1/1000, 1/1200, 1/1400, 1/1600, 1/2000 Gain 0.0 dB to 24.0 dB (1-dB increments