10000 FPS Slow Motion Questions

That camera does not shoot at 10000 fps. It has a max shutter speed of 1/10000 sec. Shutter speed and frame rate are not the same thing.

The camera records 29.97 fps (NTSC) or 25 fps (PAL).

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Uh...that camera cannot shoot 10000fps. The max it can shoot is 30fps. The SHUTTER can be switched to 1000 (but not 10,000 I don't think), but that is not the FRAME RATE, it is the SHUTTER speed. Two very different things.

Final cut shows the footage as being very jerky and blurry.

That is what a high shutter rate tends to do.

Does Final Cut support high fps

Not 10,000fps. Not that it matters, you didn't shoot 10,000fps.

Shane

This camera does not shoot at 10,000 fps (frames per second). It can shoot with a 1/10,000 shutter. Big difference. 1/48 shutter is the equivalent of a 180 degree film shutter shooting at 24 fps. This camera will work at that shutter speed. That would be "normal"

The camera shoots at these speeds and modes: 1080p24, 1080p30, and 1080 60i. All video is processed at 1920x1080 at 60p in full 4:2: 2, for optimum picture quality. In the 1080 24p mode, the images are scanned at the full 1080 lines, and 2:3 pull down is added and recorded to the 60i HDV tape.

All video is processed at 1920x1080 at 60p in full 4:2: 2

Wrongo....HDV is 4:2:0. And is compressed to 1440x1080. The signal might be 1920x1080, but the HDV format isn't.

Shane

Shane, that is from Sony's own website. The camera shoots to both card and tape I believe, to cards its 4:2:2, to tape it's obviously 4:2:0.

You are talking about the Z7U...that one shoots to cards as well as tape. The ZU1 does not. And I'll have to check on that 4:2:2 to cards. I have some footage here from that camera and I'll look into that claim.

Shane

Shane, were talking about the HVR-V1U, not the Z7U or ZU1....

http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/product-HVRV1U/

"All video is processed at 1920x1080 at 60p in full 4:2: 2, for optimum picture quality."

I don't believe it records to 4:2:2.

The operative word is processed.

The camera records to HDV, which is 4:2:0.

However, attach a component cable and record out of that through a BM or AJA board and the sensors will output 4:2:2.

Entirely different thing.