Video: 30fps vs 24fps

[@Autotrope]

This video is uploaded at 25fps so you're not actually able to see either 24fps or 30fps in this. The blurriness is from frame blending.

[@ThePhotoShow]

You are absolutely correct, unfortunately that's what happens when a photographer tries to explain video! Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.

[@svinjadebela6893]

@@ThePhotoShow it was a terribad mistake, but at least you had a heart to admit it. respect for that, at least.

[@anthonyjones3345]

That was a good illustration of the differences. Thank you.

[@ThePhotoShow]

Hi Anthony, no problem. thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.

[@phooesnax]

Big difference on the both but the mic on the camera was better than expected.

[@ThePhotoShow]

The camera mics aren't too bad, in the video the camera was only about two feet away and I did not process the camera audio. Thanks for watching, have fun, Dave.

[@martincutler3824]

like the sound of the Rode NT1-A microphone.. I thought had tuned in to a Eric Clapton gig.. LoL thanks for sharing.

[@ThePhotoShow]

The Rode mics are great, not sure Eric Clapton would be that pleased, thanks for watching, have fun, Dave.

[@MattCookOregon]

Good stuff. I do nature videos. What would you suggest between 24 and 30 fps? I tried both and couldn't really notice a difference.

[@ThePhotoShow]

For wildlife and documentaries it is usual for 30fps to be used, unless you need slow motion. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.

[@geraldharper330]

Thanks .. just what I needed to know...thanks again

[@ThePhotoShow]

No problem at all, I am glad the video was useful.Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave

[@jelleepit]

Great vid.

[@dawidkitura5548]

You can't show two, different speeds on one video because that video has its own speed!! ;)

[@ThePhotoShow]

That had not occurred to me! That's what happens when a photographer tries to make videos. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.