What is Shutter Speed - Camera Shutter and the Exposure Triangle Explained [Ep. 3]

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Exposure Triangle eBook ►► bit.ly/exposure-ebook Chapters 00:00 Intro - What is Shutter Speed? 02:03 Exposure & Motion Blur 03:49 180 Degree Shutter Rule 04:39 Deviating from 180 Rule 05:01 Slow Shutter Speeds 07:33 Fast Shutter Speeds 09:10 Final Takeaways

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Hi, I'm a focus puller and camera technician and want to clarify some thing you guys got wrong: Most cinema cameras do not use shutter speed they use shutter angle, so literally referring to shutter speed is useless in many ways. This is because in the early days of film cameras a pie like circle would move in front of the film stock to expose it. It rotated in a circle. So 180 degree is half of this "pie." Shutter is important for exposure but significantly more important for motion blur. This is a more useful way to control the motion blur instead of changing the frame rate. It's very often used to stop pulsating from many different lights that cameras will pick up. 180 degrees is the most common and for many films that rarely changes. The shutter is all digital in digital cameras and is referred to as a global or rolling shutter. A rolling shutter literally rolls down the sensor collecting data from each line of pixels right after the other. Global is when the entire sensor and all pixels collect data at the same time. Just a reminder that 24fps is 23.98 not 24. Many of the clips you chose to use as an example are not examples of different shutters but rather different frame rates.

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What's the difference between shutter speed and shutter angle So say 24fps - 1/50 speed, then how would a 180° angle impact that?

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what type of relation degree and shutter ?

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In this playlist one of the video hidden why?

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7:59 fast shutter speeds for more realistic efect. Hyper dinamic Amplify the realism.

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Motion Blur: filmmakers’ insistence on continuing and preserving the old look that was caused by the limitations of old equipment.

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Wonderful. Thank you, as always. What does e.g. "less than 180 degrees" (e.g. 45 or 90 degree shutter angle) mean in digital age? That shutter speed is > 2x frame rate? So e.g. staccato effect would be shot at 1/60 and 24 fps, and also played back at 24 fps? Thank you.

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Everything after the 180 degree rule was very confusing to me. I think it needed a better explanation about Shutter Angle. I looked into the blog and there's another video there, so now I know is basically just another name for the same thing, but there's still important differences. People slow in math, like me, might not understand anything lol

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