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Great video and I'm really glad that you always say "24fps" instead of most people these days who just say "24p". There actually is a difference but most people don't realize it.
I don't understand the use of "just p", when it's alrdy long been used as shorthand for ~resolution ie 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2160p (4K) LOL is it ppl who haven't yet ever discussed or read about resolution at all?? 🤔
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Thank you, most complete explanation I've found so far! As a European outdoor traveler, I think I'll stick to 30fps (Canon M50) as I also mix in phone footage (limited to 30fps), but 25 fps is also attractive!
Lol, just found out in Davinci Resolve that my Canon M50 films at 29.97 while my Samsung phone films at actual 30 fps. Do you (or anyone) knows how I can make these compatible?
Hello Captain. Thanks for the comment, I am happy my explanation was helpful and clear! About your question below, you can make the 2 framerates work in post production. Just create a video editing project based on the lowest framerate of 29.97 and the interprete thenfootage of the other device. You will see no difference at all. Hope this helps
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If you mean thats iphone its limited to 30 frames..thats what i thought also, go to seetings / camera and find : Show Palm Formats , then 25 fps will apear as weell.
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Was randomly looking up smth mostly unrelated (examples of fps to check out on my 4K TV) & the title of this vid intrigued me as I used to edit videos long ago.. & ahh, what a pleasant surprise! ♡ So informative (& helpful captions too!) & it brought back of lot of editing vibes & nostalgia, loool especially over "29.97"/30fps which I did prefer for vidding projects (mostly music videos for fannish fun) due to smth about timing being better with an evenly dividable? number of frames per second, Idek kno as it was so long ago now, haha but I'd worked with a variety, depending on the source materials & spent a lot of time converting (as I used some basic editors back then like Pinnacle Studio) & other things to make it all work together! But then the explanation of using things (or wanting the ~possibility of using things) like slowmo & video effects potentially affecting what rate one shd get sources in, was an interesting refresher of how much work it could be! Overall it almost makes me simultaneously inspired & overwhelmed for when/if I ever get back into it, & the info is appreciated! So I'll look forward to checking out more of your stuff at some point too.. thanks! xD
Hi Mamo, loved the video! I have a question for you. I film and produce edits of motorbike racing. In the past, I have filmed everything in 50fps, and the slowed clips down which I'd like to appear in slow motion. During filming, i'm not always sure which clips I'd like to have in slow motion, and which I won't. I film riders racing round the track, and also B roll footage. What do you think is my best option for frame rates? Film everything in 120? Pick and choose frame rates depending on what I think I'm going to use the clip for?
Hellp there. Thanks for the comment. Hope the video helped. If you are constantly filming only action, I would keep the frame rate at 120fps. Because whenever I have in mind to switch framerate, sometimes I forget to go back to the previous frame rate and mess up the clips. So I recommend to keep the same frame rate to avoid that. Bear in mind though that 120fps hold a lot of storage. But in this case you have the option to slow down any shot. Hope it helps. Subscribe and join ny community
great video thank you! I've worked in the movie industry for over 30 years and no you cant tell the difference between 24/30fps. If people say they can, they're lying!
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interesting video! I always film in 50P (europe) so I can slow my footage easily down by 50% in post. But for shooting stage shows, dance performances,... I don't need slowmo. So I can shoot this at 25P with a shutter of 1/50? (So I have more light hitting the sensor = better low light) I know my auto shutter will never drop below 1/50 for shooting inside. And I can mix 25P and 50P if I understand correctly. I shoot with a panasonic GH5S ans DVX200
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Can cameras do 100fps or are those film cameras? Ps was wondering about that mask section where you said you need to edit the oath 120 times. I'm no film editor, but can't you use tracking here and than use those tracking points to guide a vector point of the path? I mean such a thing must be possible right I know there are automated methods for this
Thanks Mamo Air for this brilliantly informative video. About to go to Ibiza on holiday so will use 25fps & 1/50 shutter, and for slow motion 50fps & 1/100 😃👍
Hello there, great, whatever frame rate you will be using you will not go wrong. Just keep your shutter speed double your frame rate. Thanks for tuning in, join my community and subscribe for more videos. Ciao
Hello. Thanks for the comment. As I mentioned in the video, you want to keep the same frame rate of your editing sequence when you export a video, so in your case export at 50fps. Consider to subscribe for more tips.
No. It doesn't look better. More frame rate does not mean that a video will look better. In your case, because you filmed at 50 fps, if yoj export at 60fps, the video editing software will have to duplicate some frames to get from 50 to 60, which means your video will not look natural due to duplicated frames. Hope this helps
Hello! Thanks for watching the video and for the suggestion. Yes, the vlog about using a smartphone for filming has been already developing, eheh. Hopefully coming soon! If you have precise things you are interested in, please keep sharing, it's good to give tips that people are actually looking for, rather than guessing. Do you do stand up comedy? It is in greek, I guess and i cannot understand ahah
@@MamoAir Yes i do stand up comedy in greek only 😛. I also film funny Instagram videos, but all i use is my phone and a zhiyun q2 gymbal. I film with filmic pro and edit on kinemaster. It's not professional i know, but your tips helped a lot. I took your advice and always try to film with shutter double the fps, but with a phone it's more difficult in terms of quality. Working with what you got, is better than doing nothing isn't it?
@@MamoAir this is my account instagram.com/evan_bakman/ All of them are in greek language, but the most recent are self explanatory. Just to see what an amateur with a phone and a gymbal can do, compared to a dslr. Although I'm sure you already know the differences 😛
@@W4WEnglish the videos look nice man. To be honest for instagram I do not think you need more than that, especially cause you use lights, which are well set up. So keep it up!
@Mamo Air If UA-cam is youre main delivery channell and it is consumed on modern TV's, PC monitors and mobile screens wich all work on 60FPS in Pal countries, would you still shoot and export in PAL 25 FPS? Thanks
Hello Mladen. Thanks for checking the video and for the comment. Really, I would not worry to much about frame rate unless for professional work. The day to day viewer...and also professionals to be honest, could not tell what frame rate has been used. Just play with them and see what best suits your need and which one gives tells better your story and serve the purpose of the video. I still film all my videos a 24 / 25fps and when I need slowmo I go to 60 or 120 now. Thanks
Hi Barry. Thanks for checking the video, glad it was helpful. It is a bit tricky to explain this stuff through a comment but to give a quick answer to your question...here it is. If you drag a 50fps clip on a 25fps sequence, your editing software adapts your footage to that sequence, so it would play normally at real speed, but at 25fps. The clip still has 50fps though, so on the timeline, you can slow it down at 50% and make the most out of your slowmotion. Now there are w ways to shoot slowmotion but this is the most common way for users' cameras, I hope your camera is part of that niche and this should answer your question.
Hi great video, it’s helping me to learn how to improve my videos. Just subscribed to you. One question though, seeing all this multiples of frame rate business... should you never use custom speed in editing then? Should you stick to exact multiples? What about all the lovely editing options in FCPX, speed ramps for example? Thanks...
Hello. Thanks for the message and for subscription. Glad the video helped. About your question, sure you can use the speed you want during the editing. I mentioned the multiples just to make it easier to understand. But you can use the speed that better fits your video and better tells your story. Just explore the different ways 😉
@@MamoAir thanks for the reply. Will speed ramps and alternate speeds risk frame rate judder though? I made a video that should have been great but look at the drone judder. All cameras were set to 30fps so I thought all would be well... ua-cam.com/video/vfasJfM1T8Q/v-deo.html
Very good my friend, would you say I should shoot 30 fps or 25 fps timeline as I cannot decide. Issue with panning is killing me. What would be better?
@@MamoAir I subscribed, good content. I am going to switch to 25 as well. How do you deal with panning stutter, and at what fps do you shoot with drone as my drone shots at 24fps are stuttering af. Thanks.
@@MamoAir At 24fps when you not panning extremely slowly the footage looks bad, even pro youtubers promoting 24fps have jittery footage, not sure why nobody is talking about it. My fps is always double the shutter to achieve nice motion blur. My camera does 60fps 4K max, that is why I am thinking going 30fps timelines as i can slow down 60 when panning for smooth footage, not sure if its good idea to use 60 over 50 fps on 25fps timeline, still researching that.. Have a look here to see what I am talking about: www.red.com/red-101/camera-panning-speed
Che frame rate useresti per vlog da mettere su youtube? Viaggio in bici ci sono molti hyperlpse, tutto con gopro. Fino ad adesso usavo 24fps nei vlog per il look cinematic e 60fps per tutorial e recensioni ma ultimamente mi sto domandando se e' la scelta migliore. Continuare con 24fps o passare a 50 o 60 fps o a 25 adirittura - cosa ne pensi?
Ciao Davide. Grazie per il commento. Non so di preciso cosa tu faccia nelle recensioni ma userei 24fps quando parli, sia per recensioni che per vlog in bici. Userei il 60fps solo se hai bisogno di slow motion. Non ti serve filmare a 60fps quando parli...è solo uno spreco di storage. Spero questo ti possa aiutare. Se vuoi puoi unirti alla mia community sul mio sito www.mamoair.com e fare un sign up...lì metto nuovi vlogs e filming tips. Ciao
Hey, maybe you can help me please? My canon m50 only has 25 and 50 fps option. When I tried opening the file in GIMP editor it says the format isn't recognized. How do I go around it? Thanks
Hi there. Thanks for getting in touch. I never used that software and honestly it is hard to understand the reason the format is not recognised without actually playing with it. I do not think I can help you further, apologies 😀
A have a question. I do Vlogs in 50Fps (PAL) on my GH5 Lumix (walking, urban exploring etc). What would you recommend because I have a feeling my vids are not so good video quality and that can be better.. Ok I have a Kit lense 12-60 only for now.. Can I shoot in 50fps and just buy a much better lens or change on 25Fps/100Mbps? P.S. In my GH5 I have Variable Frame Rate on 8bit 25fps also for slowmotion what I need sometimes.
Hello. Thanks for the message. As I mention in the video, if you do not film any action or shots where you need slowmotion, I would recomment to use 25fps with the highest bit rate possible. Bear in mind that the higher bitrate also the heavier file but better quality ;)
Hello. Thanks for your video. What about slowmotion in a 25fps timeline? Does 120fps works fine? And also if its ntsc 119.88 and want to use it for slow motion in a pal 25fps timeline.
Hello George, thanks for checking the video and for your question. This is always a tricky subject. The quick answer to your question is the you can use the frame rates you want also on a 25fps timeline. For better performance I always recommend, for filming your slow motion, to use frame rates that are direct multiples of your project frame rate. Or viceversa, if you film at 119.88fps, use a project frame rate which is 29.97fps. The problem you can face by using 119.88fps on a 25fps sequence is either the duplication of certain frames of the lack of other frames. These issues are hardly noticeable by untrained eyes anyway, so for online content it is ok, but if you work in broadcast, you do no want to mix frame rates. Hope this helps
I have a Google Pixel 6 and Im in the UK (PAL). My Pixel 6 will only video at 30fps. Im being told on a Pixel FB page that I don't need to video in 25fps - that that is outdated because Im filming for social media (30fps). Is this right advice.
Thanks for the comment. You can use 30fps with no problem. 25fps is still frequently used actually, just in different countries. Hit the subscribe button and join my community!
So, if I have some footage in 23,976fps, some footage in real 24fps, and one drone shot in 29,976fps and I wanna do one video with all of these footage, what can I do for smooth result? What timeline and export fps settings do you recommend? Thanks a lot.
Hello there. Thanks for the message. I would recommend to set your sequence at the lower frame rate, 23,976 and then drop the other material in that sequence too. Everything will work fine 🙃
I had this exact issue too EB! Thanks for asking the question 👍🏻. I’ve also just found out that if a drone clip still looks juddery, in FCPX you can apply Optical Flow to that clip and it smoothes out the judder. I’m still trying to find out what is best to set all my cameras at..! 🤣👍🏻
Very good video but screen refresh rate hz needs to match the video frame rate to avoid choppy playback especially budget pc monitors hdmi only displays a max 60hz as some devices cant automatically adjust the refresh rate to match the frame rate of the video source, thats why i create 60fps videos for online viewing as most devices can play 60fps without choppy playback and seems to be more common nowadays ,for 25-50fps refresh is 50hz refresh rate and 30-60fps is 60hz refresh rate
My Panasonic TV Netflix app is fixed at 60hz yet the content which I assume is made in 24 or 25fps still looks 'filmic' and fine and not choppy at all, same goes for broadcast content which is 50hz, how come?
You're tv will more than likely have Auto refresh rate to match match video source fps that gives you smooth video playback at 24fps or 60fps. Computer monitor's are set by the graphics card that needs to match the framerate, for example 60fps would be 60hz, 24fps would be 24hz
living in Germany, always used 30 or 60FPS, don't know why, don't really like 25/50FPS only use it in the worst light imagine to get a little bit brighter images if i don't have other solutions.
Hey, I recently bought a camera that doesn't have the 24 frames per second option, but only 25 frames per second.. can I still upload cinematic videos sinces its only a difference of one frame a second?
Hello Yves. Thanks for the question. The word "cinematic" is just a therm and, in my opinion, is overused and misunderstood. You can create a great video with any frame rate. To answer specifically to your question, do not worry if you do not have the 24fps frame rate. No one will ever notice that you are filming at 25fps. It would only matters if you were filming for a proper film production. For the web, you can film at any frame rate. Just film as much as you can and have fun. And try the different frame rates to see what works best for you and your video. Hope this helps! Ciao
@@MamoAir Thanks for your info.. I really found it weird that many people really put a lot of importance in that one frame per second... And I don't really see a difference too.. thanks..
Hi and thanks for the message. I know frame rates can be confusing. I used to use mainly 25fps because I was used to do so while working in television. Nowadays I film mostly at 24 or 60. And it all depends on the projects. So do not be too strict and explore what works for you, unless you work in television too. Hope it helps. Subscribe and join my community. Ciao
@@MamoAir thanks for the repl. I subbed, I'm not a cinematograph nor a photographer. Unlike the creative process you show and how to do and get shots. I always liked photography many years ago. But there is so much to learn now about it. Also the gear is so expensive :(
@@MamoAir thanks for the repl. I subbed, I'm not a cinematograph nor a photographer. Unlike the creative process you show and how to do and get shots. I always liked photography many years ago. But there is so much to learn now about it. Also the gear is so expensive :(
I wish to make short movies which obviously should b cinematic and it would need the color grading. 24p should b ideal I know but what if i've only 25p! How much difference this would make in any case!
Hello. Thanks for the question. The word "cinematic" is just a therm and, in my opinion, is overused and misunderstood. You can create a great video with any frame rate. To answer specifically to your question, do not worry if you do not have the 24fps frame rate. No one will ever notice that you are filming at 25fps. It would only matters if you were filming for a proper film production. For the web, you can film at any frame rate. Just film as much as you can and have fun. And try the different frame rates to see what works best for you and your video. Hope this helps! Consider to subscribe for more or check my video editing course in mio bio. Ciao
@@MamoAir thanks for the quick reply. Subscribed already. Unfortunately, you pasted your own comment. Please answer my question if you can. What's the exact difference (even if its tiny) in 24p and 25p for cinematic footage!
@@sanjtiwari5364 - the literal difference at regular speed btwn 24fps & 25fps is just "one more frame per second", that's it.. as he said it depends on how much you want to happen in any given specific second or group of seconds or ~minutes of film, lol for example do you want any kind of slowmo or special effects at a certain point? those little moments would determine how many frames you could use & what multiples you may prefer to work with, etc & if you like "even" numbers you may prefer 24 or 30 but there's no logical difference, it's just more frames = more work overall = smoother action. Good luck on your projects! ☆
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I rarely hit subscribe, but can see you are really experienced and most importantly, you explain things very clearly.
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Finally someone with excellent pedagogical skills, as well as impressive technical skills. Really great video; thanks a lot for making it and sharing it!
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A superb explanation of frame rates that I've been struggling with for my GoPro. I'm in the UK so am now using 25fps.
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This was a very good explanation, it’s helpful to know what you actually use,and why. Thanks
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This was really helpful to learn. Thank you for sharing such thorough details!
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Great video and I'm really glad that you always say "24fps" instead of most people these days who just say "24p". There actually is a difference but most people don't realize it.
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I don't understand the use of "just p", when it's alrdy long been used as shorthand for ~resolution ie 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2160p (4K) LOL is it ppl who haven't yet ever discussed or read about resolution at all?? 🤔
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Thank you for sharing, now I know what to use in interview video
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Thank you, most complete explanation I've found so far! As a European outdoor traveler, I think I'll stick to 30fps (Canon M50) as I also mix in phone footage (limited to 30fps), but 25 fps is also attractive!
Lol, just found out in Davinci Resolve that my Canon M50 films at 29.97 while my Samsung phone films at actual 30 fps. Do you (or anyone) knows how I can make these compatible?
Hello Captain. Thanks for the comment, I am happy my explanation was helpful and clear! About your question below, you can make the 2 framerates work in post production. Just create a video editing project based on the lowest framerate of 29.97 and the interprete thenfootage of the other device. You will see no difference at all. Hope this helps
@@MamoAir Thanks again! I tried what you said and it just worked! Good to learn about these things early on.
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If you mean thats iphone its limited to 30 frames..thats what i thought also, go to seetings / camera and find : Show Palm Formats , then 25 fps will apear as weell.
Brilliant video! Very informative. Thanks a ton mate
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This is very useful. Thank you so much!
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Was randomly looking up smth mostly unrelated (examples of fps to check out on my 4K TV) & the title of this vid intrigued me as I used to edit videos long ago.. & ahh, what a pleasant surprise! ♡
So informative (& helpful captions too!) & it brought back of lot of editing vibes & nostalgia, loool especially over "29.97"/30fps which I did prefer for vidding projects (mostly music videos for fannish fun) due to smth about timing being better with an evenly dividable? number of frames per second, Idek kno as it was so long ago now, haha but I'd worked with a variety, depending on the source materials & spent a lot of time converting (as I used some basic editors back then like Pinnacle Studio) & other things to make it all work together!
But then the explanation of using things (or wanting the ~possibility of using things) like slowmo & video effects potentially affecting what rate one shd get sources in, was an interesting refresher of how much work it could be! Overall it almost makes me simultaneously inspired & overwhelmed for when/if I ever get back into it, & the info is appreciated! So I'll look forward to checking out more of your stuff at some point too.. thanks! xD
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I have a question for you. I film and produce edits of motorbike racing. In the past, I have filmed everything in 50fps, and the slowed clips down which I'd like to appear in slow motion. During filming, i'm not always sure which clips I'd like to have in slow motion, and which I won't. I film riders racing round the track, and also B roll footage. What do you think is my best option for frame rates? Film everything in 120? Pick and choose frame rates depending on what I think I'm going to use the clip for?
Hellp there. Thanks for the comment. Hope the video helped. If you are constantly filming only action, I would keep the frame rate at 120fps. Because whenever I have in mind to switch framerate, sometimes I forget to go back to the previous frame rate and mess up the clips. So I recommend to keep the same frame rate to avoid that. Bear in mind though that 120fps hold a lot of storage. But in this case you have the option to slow down any shot.
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great video thank you! I've worked in the movie industry for over 30 years and no you cant tell the difference between 24/30fps. If people say they can, they're lying!
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24fps looks choppy on 60hz displays unlike 30fps
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This video is very useful. Great effort
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Great video man!! I love how well explained this was! :) Subbed man!
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May I ask how you have found this video? Just for some personal research...
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Oh nice. Thanks for the update!
interesting video! I always film in 50P (europe) so I can slow my footage easily down by 50% in post. But for shooting stage shows, dance performances,... I don't need slowmo. So I can shoot this at 25P with a shutter of 1/50? (So I have more light hitting the sensor = better low light) I know my auto shutter will never drop below 1/50 for shooting inside. And I can mix 25P and 50P if I understand correctly. I shoot with a panasonic GH5S ans DVX200
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Can cameras do 100fps or are those film cameras?
Ps was wondering about that mask section where you said you need to edit the oath 120 times. I'm no film editor, but can't you use tracking here and than use those tracking points to guide a vector point of the path? I mean such a thing must be possible right
I know there are automated methods for this
Thanks Mamo Air for this brilliantly informative video. About to go to Ibiza on holiday so will use 25fps & 1/50 shutter, and for slow motion 50fps & 1/100 😃👍
Hello there, great, whatever frame rate you will be using you will not go wrong. Just keep your shutter speed double your frame rate. Thanks for tuning in, join my community and subscribe for more videos. Ciao
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if a recorded a video with 50fps do i also need to render it in 50fps in Vegas pro or in 60fps for better quality ?
Hello. Thanks for the comment. As I mentioned in the video, you want to keep the same frame rate of your editing sequence when you export a video, so in your case export at 50fps.
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@@MamoAir but what happens if I export in 60 fps then ? Does it look better because it's higher fps
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No. It doesn't look better. More frame rate does not mean that a video will look better. In your case, because you filmed at 50 fps, if yoj export at 60fps, the video editing software will have to duplicate some frames to get from 50 to 60, which means your video will not look natural due to duplicated frames. Hope this helps
@@MamoAir ok thank you so much you got my like and subscribe bro
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Well explained and great tips! Maybe in the future you can film a video about filming with a phone and how we can make the best out of it.
Hello! Thanks for watching the video and for the suggestion. Yes, the vlog about using a smartphone for filming has been already developing, eheh. Hopefully coming soon! If you have precise things you are interested in, please keep sharing, it's good to give tips that people are actually looking for, rather than guessing. Do you do stand up comedy? It is in greek, I guess and i cannot understand ahah
@@MamoAir Yes i do stand up comedy in greek only 😛. I also film funny Instagram videos, but all i use is my phone and a zhiyun q2 gymbal. I film with filmic pro and edit on kinemaster. It's not professional i know, but your tips helped a lot. I took your advice and always try to film with shutter double the fps, but with a phone it's more difficult in terms of quality. Working with what you got, is better than doing nothing isn't it?
@@W4WEnglish great. I am glad I can help. And yes, the gear is not the main thing as long as your story works...so do not worry about it too much
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All of them are in greek language, but the most recent are self explanatory. Just to see what an amateur with a phone and a gymbal can do, compared to a dslr. Although I'm sure you already know the differences 😛
@@W4WEnglish the videos look nice man. To be honest for instagram I do not think you need more than that, especially cause you use lights, which are well set up. So keep it up!
@Mamo Air If UA-cam is youre main delivery channell and it is consumed on modern TV's, PC monitors and mobile screens wich all work on 60FPS in Pal countries, would you still shoot and export in PAL 25 FPS? Thanks
Hello Mladen. Thanks for checking the video and for the comment. Really, I would not worry to much about frame rate unless for professional work. The day to day viewer...and also professionals to be honest, could not tell what frame rate has been used. Just play with them and see what best suits your need and which one gives tells better your story and serve the purpose of the video. I still film all my videos a 24 / 25fps and when I need slowmo I go to 60 or 120 now. Thanks
If you record at 50p and playback timeline at 25p what happens to the extra frames...great video cheers Barry
Hi Barry. Thanks for checking the video, glad it was helpful. It is a bit tricky to explain this stuff through a comment but to give a quick answer to your question...here it is.
If you drag a 50fps clip on a 25fps sequence, your editing software adapts your footage to that sequence, so it would play normally at real speed, but at 25fps. The clip still has 50fps though, so on the timeline, you can slow it down at 50% and make the most out of your slowmotion. Now there are w ways to shoot slowmotion but this is the most common way for users' cameras, I hope your camera is part of that niche and this should answer your question.
Hi great video, it’s helping me to learn how to improve my videos. Just subscribed to you. One question though, seeing all this multiples of frame rate business... should you never use custom speed in editing then? Should you stick to exact multiples? What about all the lovely editing options in FCPX, speed ramps for example? Thanks...
Hello. Thanks for the message and for subscription. Glad the video helped. About your question, sure you can use the speed you want during the editing. I mentioned the multiples just to make it easier to understand. But you can use the speed that better fits your video and better tells your story. Just explore the different ways 😉
@@MamoAir thanks for the reply. Will speed ramps and alternate speeds risk frame rate judder though? I made a video that should have been great but look at the drone judder. All cameras were set to 30fps so I thought all would be well... ua-cam.com/video/vfasJfM1T8Q/v-deo.html
Why is it smartphones all shoot in 30fps and rarely offer 25fps? Is there a technical reason for for not offering 25fps on smartphones?
Very good my friend, would you say I should shoot 30 fps or 25 fps timeline as I cannot decide. Issue with panning is killing me. What would be better?
Hello, thanks for the comment. As I say in this video, I usually use 25fps, so that is my choice ;-)
@@MamoAir I subscribed, good content. I am going to switch to 25 as well. How do you deal with panning stutter, and at what fps do you shoot with drone as my drone shots at 24fps are stuttering af. Thanks.
What do you mean by saying "issues with panning". Does the video look like jittery? Make sure the shutter speed is correctly set too
About drone...if you cannot choose other frame rates on either the drone or camera...then stick to the 24fps for your videoediting timeline
@@MamoAir At 24fps when you not panning extremely slowly the footage looks bad, even pro youtubers promoting 24fps have jittery footage, not sure why nobody is talking about it. My fps is always double the shutter to achieve nice motion blur. My camera does 60fps 4K max, that is why I am thinking going 30fps timelines as i can slow down 60 when panning for smooth footage, not sure if its good idea to use 60 over 50 fps on 25fps timeline, still researching that.. Have a look here to see what I am talking about: www.red.com/red-101/camera-panning-speed
If is shoot every clips on 50fps, but i dont want to slow down every clip... can i use 25fps timeline or 50fps timeline?
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Gracie mile. This info was so amazing
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@@ZamoraChristian Awesome ;-) Thanks
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Che frame rate useresti per vlog da mettere su youtube? Viaggio in bici ci sono molti hyperlpse, tutto con gopro. Fino ad adesso usavo 24fps nei vlog per il look cinematic e 60fps per tutorial e recensioni ma ultimamente mi sto domandando se e' la scelta migliore. Continuare con 24fps o passare a 50 o 60 fps o a 25 adirittura - cosa ne pensi?
Ciao Davide. Grazie per il commento. Non so di preciso cosa tu faccia nelle recensioni ma userei 24fps quando parli, sia per recensioni che per vlog in bici. Userei il 60fps solo se hai bisogno di slow motion. Non ti serve filmare a 60fps quando parli...è solo uno spreco di storage. Spero questo ti possa aiutare. Se vuoi puoi unirti alla mia community sul mio sito www.mamoair.com e fare un sign up...lì metto nuovi vlogs e filming tips. Ciao
@@MamoAir grazie mille, puntero' sul 24fps per tutto a parte slomo!
@@DavideTravelli No problem, ottimo! Good luck
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I've been using 60fps all this time. I'll try 24fps and see if there's any difference
Great. Thanks again
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Soo informative!! ❤❤
Thanks again
Hey, maybe you can help me please? My canon m50 only has 25 and 50 fps option. When I tried opening the file in GIMP editor it says the format isn't recognized. How do I go around it? Thanks
Hi there. Thanks for getting in touch. I never used that software and honestly it is hard to understand the reason the format is not recognised without actually playing with it. I do not think I can help you further, apologies 😀
@@MamoAir Hey, thanks for your reply. I still haven't figured it out but will keep on searching.
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A have a question. I do Vlogs in 50Fps (PAL) on my GH5 Lumix (walking, urban exploring etc). What would you recommend because I have a feeling my vids are not so good video quality and that can be better.. Ok I have a Kit lense 12-60 only for now.. Can I shoot in 50fps and just buy a much better lens or change on 25Fps/100Mbps? P.S. In my GH5 I have Variable Frame Rate on 8bit 25fps also for slowmotion what I need sometimes.
Hello. Thanks for the message. As I mention in the video, if you do not film any action or shots where you need slowmotion, I would recomment to use 25fps with the highest bit rate possible. Bear in mind that the higher bitrate also the heavier file but better quality ;)
Hello. Thanks for your video. What about slowmotion in a 25fps timeline? Does 120fps works fine? And also if its ntsc 119.88 and want to use it for slow motion in a pal 25fps timeline.
Hello George, thanks for checking the video and for your question. This is always a tricky subject. The quick answer to your question is the you can use the frame rates you want also on a 25fps timeline. For better performance I always recommend, for filming your slow motion, to use frame rates that are direct multiples of your project frame rate. Or viceversa, if you film at 119.88fps, use a project frame rate which is 29.97fps. The problem you can face by using 119.88fps on a 25fps sequence is either the duplication of certain frames of the lack of other frames. These issues are hardly noticeable by untrained eyes anyway, so for online content it is ok, but if you work in broadcast, you do no want to mix frame rates. Hope this helps
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I have a Google Pixel 6 and Im in the UK (PAL). My Pixel 6 will only video at 30fps. Im being told on a Pixel FB page that I don't need to video in 25fps - that that is outdated because Im filming for social media (30fps). Is this right advice.
Thanks for the comment. You can use 30fps with no problem. 25fps is still frequently used actually, just in different countries. Hit the subscribe button and join my community!
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So, if I have some footage in 23,976fps, some footage in real 24fps, and one drone shot in 29,976fps and I wanna do one video with all of these footage, what can I do for smooth result? What timeline and export fps settings do you recommend? Thanks a lot.
Hello there. Thanks for the message. I would recommend to set your sequence at the lower frame rate, 23,976 and then drop the other material in that sequence too. Everything will work fine 🙃
I had this exact issue too EB! Thanks for asking the question 👍🏻. I’ve also just found out that if a drone clip still looks juddery, in FCPX you can apply Optical Flow to that clip and it smoothes out the judder. I’m still trying to find out what is best to set all my cameras at..! 🤣👍🏻
Very good video but screen refresh rate hz needs to match the video frame rate to avoid choppy playback especially budget pc monitors hdmi only displays a max 60hz as some devices cant automatically adjust the refresh rate to match the frame rate of the video source, thats why i create 60fps videos for online viewing as most devices can play 60fps without choppy playback and seems to be more common nowadays ,for 25-50fps refresh is 50hz refresh rate and 30-60fps is 60hz refresh rate
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My Panasonic TV Netflix app is fixed at 60hz yet the content which I assume is made in 24 or 25fps still looks 'filmic' and fine and not choppy at all, same goes for broadcast content which is 50hz, how come?
You're tv will more than likely have Auto refresh rate to match match video source fps that gives you smooth video playback at 24fps or 60fps. Computer monitor's are set by the graphics card that needs to match the framerate, for example 60fps would be 60hz, 24fps would be 24hz
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living in Germany, always used 30 or 60FPS, don't know why, don't really like 25/50FPS only use it in the worst light imagine to get a little bit brighter images if i don't have other solutions.
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Great video!! New subscriber ;-)
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Hey, I recently bought a camera that doesn't have the 24 frames per second option, but only 25 frames per second.. can I still upload cinematic videos sinces its only a difference of one frame a second?
Hello Yves. Thanks for the question. The word "cinematic" is just a therm and, in my opinion, is overused and misunderstood. You can create a great video with any frame rate.
To answer specifically to your question, do not worry if you do not have the 24fps frame rate. No one will ever notice that you are filming at 25fps. It would only matters if you were filming for a proper film production. For the web, you can film at any frame rate. Just film as much as you can and have fun. And try the different frame rates to see what works best for you and your video. Hope this helps! Ciao
@@MamoAir Thanks for your info.. I really found it weird that many people really put a lot of importance in that one frame per second... And I don't really see a difference too.. thanks..
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Thanks for info, great video
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I was wondering you said as a base you use 25 fps. But than you show many examples where you use a multiple of 24. I'm a bit confused by that
Hi and thanks for the message. I know frame rates can be confusing. I used to use mainly 25fps because I was used to do so while working in television. Nowadays I film mostly at 24 or 60. And it all depends on the projects. So do not be too strict and explore what works for you, unless you work in television too. Hope it helps. Subscribe and join my community. Ciao
@@MamoAir thanks for the repl. I subbed, I'm not a cinematograph nor a photographer. Unlike the creative process you show and how to do and get shots. I always liked photography many years ago. But there is so much to learn now about it. Also the gear is so expensive :(
@@MamoAir thanks for the repl. I subbed, I'm not a cinematograph nor a photographer. Unlike the creative process you show and how to do and get shots. I always liked photography many years ago. But there is so much to learn now about it. Also the gear is so expensive :(
@@RomboutVersluijs yes...there is a lot to learn but that is the fun of it eheh. Keep going
Sir which frame rate is better for artificial light condition (soft box light setup )
Hi there. Usually 24, 25 or 30 frames per second is a good option
@@MamoAir Als0 50 fps (in case I need to film a chocolate production video with also slow motion)?
@@SusanneGeert hello again. Sure, for food videography you can also film at 120fps or more. It depends on what your abjective is
Nice I did 4K 30 FPS or 25 FPS - not much difference
Hello. Thanks for the comment. Yes, 4K at 25 and 30fps is good too
I wish to make short movies which obviously should b cinematic and it would need the color grading. 24p should b ideal I know but what if i've only 25p! How much difference this would make in any case!
Hello. Thanks for the question. The word "cinematic" is just a therm and, in my opinion, is overused and misunderstood. You can create a great video with any frame rate.
To answer specifically to your question, do not worry if you do not have the 24fps frame rate. No one will ever notice that you are filming at 25fps. It would only matters if you were filming for a proper film production. For the web, you can film at any frame rate. Just film as much as you can and have fun. And try the different frame rates to see what works best for you and your video. Hope this helps! Consider to subscribe for more or check my video editing course in mio bio. Ciao
@@MamoAir thanks for the quick reply. Subscribed already. Unfortunately, you pasted your own comment. Please answer my question if you can.
What's the exact difference (even if its tiny) in 24p and 25p for cinematic footage!
@@sanjtiwari5364 there is no difference visually
@@sanjtiwari5364 - the literal difference at regular speed btwn 24fps & 25fps is just "one more frame per second", that's it.. as he said it depends on how much you want to happen in any given specific second or group of seconds or ~minutes of film, lol for example do you want any kind of slowmo or special effects at a certain point? those little moments would determine how many frames you could use & what multiples you may prefer to work with, etc & if you like "even" numbers you may prefer 24 or 30 but there's no logical difference, it's just more frames = more work overall = smoother action. Good luck on your projects! ☆
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I will never do that! Ahah
You never did the video about mixing diferent frame rates,did you?
Hi Fernando. Ahah. You are right...other projects took over . Still on my to do list 😉
Wonderful explanation concerning the frame rates. I am from India making video for the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Ma aspetta sei italiano? grande!
Ciao. Si, sono Italiano 😉