What is Frame Rate? - Ultimate Guide to Frames Per Second Explained [Shot List, Ep. 8]

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Chapters: 00:00 Intro to Frame 01:09 What is FPS? 05:09 Low Frame Rate (Fast Motion and Step Printing) 08:01 High Frame Rate (Slow Motion and Speed Ramps) 11:19 Frame Rate Comparison (Capture vs Presentation) 14:42 Exercise: Sherlock Holmes

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You animate low-action portions in "twos" or "threes," meaning you repeat frames, as described in this video. So ultimately you don't actually animate every frame.

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1:53-Playing back frames or still images consicutively gives the illusion of motion 2:28-Number of Individual Frames shown per second is frame rate Frames are expressed in frames per second or F.P.S 2:52-24 Fps 3:08- 5:02-Additonal Frames make picture look smoother 7:40-In low fps physical motion is at normal speed but has high motion blur 12:48-Capture Rate:-The Frame Rate recorded by the camera 12:51-Presentation Rate: The Framerate audience sees in a film If Capture Rate < Presentation Rate then fast motion/UnderCranking If Capture Rate > Presentation Rate then Slow motion/OverCranking If Capture Rate = Presentation Rate then Normal Motion

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Michael Bay uses higher frame rates for slow motion frequently. Specifically in his "Transformers" movie, most of the action sequences were shot between 60fps - 300fps.

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To add another layer of complexity: it's not just frame rates but also shutter speed. One can get rid of motion blur (or add motion blur) by changing the shutter speed while keeping the frame rate constant. The best example I can think of are amateur photos of airplane propellors. On a sunny day with a fast sensor, the automatic camera speeds the shutter so fast you can see the propellor. It looks bent because the picture is scanned line by line. But professionals intentionally make the sensor less sensitive and reduce the shutter speed so the propellor becomes a blur. "Saving Private Ryan" would be an example of intentionally using a faster shutter speed at normal frame rate to remove the expected motion blur to give the film a documentary feel.

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Good morning, I am new to premiere pro and I am trying to figure out how to reduce motion blurr. I film using gopros at 60fps because I have a lot of action and the 60fps seems to make a smoother video with less motion blurr. The problem I am having is when I go to edit my video on a 23.976 timeline (and I change my video to match) it creates some motions blurr and doesn’t look good. I was wondering if there was anything I could do to fix this? Possibly create a timeline with a higher fps setting?