This is in Europe. As the European electrical grid flickers at 50 Hz, he should have set his shutter speed to a division integer of 50 (so 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, etc) to match up with the electrical grid flickers (which also happens to be the PAL standard). That way you avoid capturing annoying light flickers. North America instead uses 60 Hz, so their NTSC standard are division integers of 60 (1/24, 1/30, 1/60, etc).
New owner of fujifilmxt20 thanks for this video
Whats up with the wavy effect in the lighted areas?
Not sure what his FPS was but fluorescent lights typically need to be shot at 30 60 or 120 FPS.
It's the shutter speed, depend the light source, try between 1/50 or 1/120 maximum
This is in Europe. As the European electrical grid flickers at 50 Hz, he should have set his shutter speed to a division integer of 50 (so 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, etc) to match up with the electrical grid flickers (which also happens to be the PAL standard). That way you avoid capturing annoying light flickers.
North America instead uses 60 Hz, so their NTSC standard are division integers of 60 (1/24, 1/30, 1/60, etc).
We will have trains like that in 3017 in the US, maybe.
At least they have working air conditioning and work reliable... :D speed is not everything.
Ive notice in each vid there's flickering . Is that normal?
No noise?
a visual overlay of the settings used would be great.. can still add that as captions tho.. iso specific
Do you know of any grip or stabilizer that can be used on the X-T20?
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@2:56 the wall look like got "Moore" sign?
Cool!
Reduce your Shutter for videos