momoffduty wrote:Doug Valdez wrote:I watched some tutorials about film making with DSLR and theft recommended shooting at 24 frames per second and locking the shutter
speed at 60.
I am shooting real estate video tours. I am not sure if these settings are the best for my purposes or not.
Thank you for the tips! I will try them out on my next shoot.
I will be uploading my videos to YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook and such.
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I would suggest to shoot a few test shots. Are you planning pans & zooms around the rooms or outside? If you have enough light try 60fps & 200 shutter speed. I only shoot at 60fps and vary the shutter speed with the minimum of 2x the fps. My grand daughter moves a lot so 200 shutter speed seems to work. The rule of thumb is to have the shutter speed 2x the fps and I've read that the shutter speed should also be 2x the lens length. I'm still new at this so can't really say what would be absolute best.
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