SONY FX3 now has SHUTTER ANGLE! | What does this mean?

[@AndrewLXiong]

Best explanation i found on KZbin...short and simple! Thanks

[@JayWilsonMedia]

Awesome glad to help!

[@ANRO_ANRO]

I already updated my fx3 bcuz as a beginner its difficult to learn the shutter speedand all and when i digged deeper all that jibrish is actually for photography for those people to worry about…so i am happy i dont need that mess no more…peace!

[@yosiaalexander5529]

please reduce the unnecessary cut to cut zoom as it makes the audience dizzy rather than stay engaged, great content!

[@JayWilsonMedia]

@@yosiaalexander5529 Thank you for the input! Noted! Make sure you subscribe for more.

[@sanjaygour1723]

Really informative thanx bro 💯

[@lukekaps]

thank you

[@JayWilsonMedia]

No Problem.

[@atikanfilms]

I updated my FX3 earlier this week. And it works great. Shutter angle definitely reduces time in the work flow.

[@JayWilsonMedia]

Thats awesome yes I love it.

[@SamAfrovlogs]

That’s will be great thx bro

[@JayWilsonMedia]

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[@dmatin407]

well said!

[@TDA2017]

Crazyyytt😮

[@1985Photos]

UPDATE IS LIVE AGAIN!!!! JUST UPDATED AND IM GOOD (FX3)

[@JayWilsonMedia]

Awesome!

[@emoryjaymz]

i updated my fx30 today!

[@JayWilsonMedia]

@@emoryjaymz Awesome!!!

[@ClownCamMedia]

180 deg shutter angle was only something used in real film cameras, and is nothing more than a circular disk which is half open. making it 1/48 for 24fps filming. Don't know about you all, but I set the camera, then that is it, unless I need slow motion, or going for something else. they are digital cameras, get with the times.

[@JayWilsonMedia]

@@ClownCamMedia Just another step of conveniency when on set as explained in the video. Jumping frame rates and not worried about the shutter speed is just a cool step that’s already taking care of. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@ClownCamMedia]

@@JayWilsonMedia it is unless you want consistency with things like slow motion. and then you will have to adjust the shutter angle anyway. Only thing I see it useful for is, well I dunno. maybe if you come from a film camera and not got to grips with shutter speed yet. Don't forget as well, that 180 degree shutter isn't the same across the board. if you film in 24fps as the norm, then want to film slow motion at half speed at 48fps then you will still have to change the shutter angle to 360, to get the same motion blur and frame consistency. Don't forget though, the film industry only used 24fps because it was a cheaper way to film. if you are filming at anything else, like 60fps, then having your shutter at 120, isn't going to give satisfying motion blur imo, and I would change shutter speed to 60 or angle to 360 anyway. All depends on what you are filming though, and what you are trying to achieve. But reality it is just something brought over by film cameras, like many other sayings used on set.

[@invisibleadversary]

It means the FX3 now has shutter angle.

[@JayWilsonMedia]

Haha yes the meaning is in the video