Or, if you ever want to skip the math, you can always right click your footage in the project library and select modify > interpret footage > 24p and it will automatically convert all your higher frame rate footage to 24p :)
Dude you honestly don’t understand how helpful your videos are, you really connect to the new film makers trying to start off but never learnt all the basics like shutter speed, a lot of bigger channels don’t go through all that basic stuff. Dude I wish you the best with your videos I’m always looking forward to your next video, cheers man!!!
Great explanation of fps and the relationship to slow motion! I think many of us were guilty at some point of just filming in 24 and trying to slow it down, resulting in a jittery nightmare.
yea you also get higher bitrate, more quality with lower framerates. and sometimes even changes the resolution. on my 750d i only can shoot 60fps at 720p wich is.. sad.
I just got a Sony A7R iii and have been shooting almost everything in 120p (because I can) but this is a good eye opener to why other frame rates are still viable! Thanks man.
i didnt know the math for the percentages to slow down the footage, thanks Daniel, i have learnt some good stuff from you, your channel has been valuable
I remember how many times I asked film makers how much shall I slow down my specific clip like 8-9 months ago. I hope at that time you uploaded this video. Great job on this amazing new film making channel mate, really following your stuff.
Very interesting. I would recommend everyone have a gear play day. A day where you just mess with all the setting of your gear and see what comes out of it. Try new frame rates and shitter speeds, shooting angles, props. See what you can come up with With What You Have Now. You don't need the best gear. Just a creative mindset to use whats available to you now. Thanks Daniel for a super helpful insight. See you next video!
Wow daniel, you must be a mind reader because I did buy a couple of lenses, learned a few techniques for color grading and actually thinking about getting a gimbal 😂 Love your videos man! Also, that banana light is 🔥
Honestly in love with your channel bro. Do you by any chance offer LUTs? Not only do I love your color grading, but I would just love being able to support you
Great video Daniel! I'm working on a video which shows different workflows for slow mo after you've shot it, so the whole post production side of it. You did a great job of breaking down the idea that it's either 24 or 120 and all other fps are irrelevant. 4k30 is a good one!
Love your videos! Well explained and simple. Those vlog style tutorials are enjoyable to watch, but I much prefer going straight to the point rather than watching 10 minutes of personal life before 3 minutes of tips and tricks
Thank you so much for this video. This is going to help me more than you think. I was one of the videographers who thought i should always have the highest fps. Thank YOU!!!!
30fps has been the standard in the US since the early days of video. Shooting at 30fps and slowing to 24fps provides a soft, dreamy feeling to your shots... :)
Always loving your videos - you were the first TH-camr I came across and got me hooked! Now I got my first couple of vids up. Thanks for the Instafollow. ✌️
hey dani! just wanted to write down here and say thank you. At first I was skeptical cause like "oh I know that" kind of feeling then when i was midway... I actually got so attached and finished the whole video learning something new. so thanks so much! I wanna try to use these tips into practice
Thank's Daniel from south of France ..... It's always a good moment to see your video and i learn a lot of things with your tricks ... Have a good day in quarantine, ...
You always got the best content. Always going back to look at your vidoes to figure out new things. You should do more FCPX tutorials. Thanks and aloha 🤙
Good video as always Daniel! You do forget to mention the PAL/NTSC situation though. If you film with 30/60/120 fps in Europe you will most likely end up with alot of flickering from all kinds of light sources. This is due to the 50 hz standard in the electric current overe here. So basicly all the Europeans "need" to change to PAL and shoot with 25/50/100 fps :(
I mentioned that frame rates will vary depending on what part of the world you're from. However the same concept still applies to PAL. If you're in Europe, than I suppose you can edit everything in 25fps. 50fps would be slowed down to 50%, 100fps would be slowed down to 25% etc. I just didn't want this video to be too long and convoluted- but I hope this helps.
Another awesome video Daniel thanks! Would you ever consider doing a video on choosing your F-stop? I find choosing your aperture pretty straightforward for photography but with video I just seem to struggle with what would be effective for particular situations.
Feel like a big thing you haven't mentioned is that some camera codecs just offer much smoother slow motion. For example Sony's A7iii vs the Canon 1dx mkii, even though you might shoot at the same frame rate, the canon's codec makes things look less jittery, which is one of the reasons people like Peter Mckinnon and Matti Haapoja use it.
Nice explanation! Always like your videos! 2 Questions regards framerate: 1. I know there is a way in Premiere to set all the footage in a conversion of your timeline. I am using FCPX, is there a way as well? Would be nice if I set the timeline to 24p and have a clip @60fps or 30pfs I do not have to 'optimize' the clip speed voor every single clip. 2. What about speeding clips, is it necessary to keep the fps of the timeline? So for example: 24pfs timeline, 60fps clip; do I have to do the math to match the frame rates or can I simply click the x2 x4 or x20 speedpreset in FCPX? Thanks!
I'm lucky enough to be able to shoot the whole day on the main cam continuously in 120fps, & then use the other cams for audio....& sometimes speed up the 4K footage in post.
30fps = 80%
60fps = 40%
120fps = 20%
Or, if you ever want to skip the math, you can always right click your footage in the project library and select modify > interpret footage > 24p and it will automatically convert all your higher frame rate footage to 24p :)
Great tips and useful conversions!
....and the truck's not bad either. 😉
Green Streak when I’m filming 60p and put my shutter speed on 1|25..it always flickers, so I put it on a 100 🧐
What about 240fps?
Mack R. You have to keep your shutter speet at 1/480
Dude you honestly don’t understand how helpful your videos are, you really connect to the new film makers trying to start off but never learnt all the basics like shutter speed, a lot of bigger channels don’t go through all that basic stuff. Dude I wish you the best with your videos I’m always looking forward to your next video, cheers man!!!
Great explanation of fps and the relationship to slow motion! I think many of us were guilty at some point of just filming in 24 and trying to slow it down, resulting in a jittery nightmare.
Dude I love the way you explain, as short and simple as you can. You’re making videos we will still watch after 4 or 5 years. Keep it up!
here after 2 years
@@the_haakinton89 here after 4
6 years later and 8 have been following Daniel for a while
another banger!
Man that outro always gets me pumped to create! Thank you as always Daniel
So much yes in one video, it hurts my eyes. Great work Daniel!
Thanks! Lovely seeing you here :D
Shot in 60 for so long, decided to go back to 24 thanks to a few of your videos.
yea you also get higher bitrate, more quality with lower framerates. and sometimes even changes the resolution. on my 750d i only can shoot 60fps at 720p wich is.. sad.
@@thisisfela go and buy yi cam the price not highger than $60 - $70 with used condition you can search the spesification in browser
I just got a Sony A7R iii and have been shooting almost everything in 120p (because I can) but this is a good eye opener to why other frame rates are still viable! Thanks man.
Fresh music man! Always dope content!
i didnt know the math for the percentages to slow down the footage, thanks Daniel, i have learnt some good stuff from you, your channel has been valuable
Why hasn’t this Toronto boy blown up yet!? This content is pure🔥🔥🔥
Phenomenal and succinct. You’re killing it, dude! 👍
I remember how many times I asked film makers how much shall I slow down my specific clip like 8-9 months ago. I hope at that time you uploaded this video.
Great job on this amazing new film making channel mate, really following your stuff.
Daniel killing the filmmaking tutorials! Well done bro! 🤘🏽
Totally the best TH-camr when it comes to Video settings explanation!
bro you are my favorite youtuber !
Easiest video to understand by far and short and simple to illustrate onnframe rates over smooth footage. Great stuffs!
Bro keep it up, your videos are good and to the point.
Man I love your style! Champion hoodie, banana light! Your killing it.
I dno how you get useable 120p from the a6500, even with the 16mm cranked to 1.4 the footage still look terrible for me
Great tips! Glad to see some local youtubers with great content!
Very interesting. I would recommend everyone have a gear play day. A day where you just mess with all the setting of your gear and see what comes out of it. Try new frame rates and shitter speeds, shooting angles, props. See what you can come up with With What You Have Now. You don't need the best gear. Just a creative mindset to use whats available to you now. Thanks Daniel for a super helpful insight. See you next video!
from Argentina . for me with a canon 70d . shooting 59,94 frames, I use the plugin twixtor! is amazing Daniel! good videos congrats. sorry my english
Very necessary video for any filmmaker who finds themselves googling "what's the best frame rate to shoot in" 👍
I feel like this is the best lighting setup you've used so far. Looks cleeeeaaan.
Nice one I've never thought about the math behind the slow motion and I've never seen anyone else explain it like this.
Love how clean your sitting shots of yourself look, I always get noise from the Sony, even at iso 100
Nico Ford neat noise reduction ;)
Wow daniel, you must be a mind reader because I did buy a couple of lenses, learned a few techniques for color grading and actually thinking about getting a gimbal 😂 Love your videos man! Also, that banana light is 🔥
Honestly in love with your channel bro. Do you by any chance offer LUTs? Not only do I love your color grading, but I would just love being able to support you
Peter McKinnon comes to mind in first 15sec of this video, and btw clicked so fast even quality is 360p
This is by far the best explaination of frame rate and slow mo %... Def just hit the subscribe button thanks brother!
Great video Daniel! I'm working on a video which shows different workflows for slow mo after you've shot it, so the whole post production side of it. You did a great job of breaking down the idea that it's either 24 or 120 and all other fps are irrelevant. 4k30 is a good one!
Thanks a lot for the tips Daniel, I've been following you for a while now. Your videos are a great inspiration for me. Just ordered a Zhiyun Crane.
So glad I just came across your channel! Super clear and concise tutorial!
I'm gonna speak my mind now: "YES, MAN! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!"
I always do it with my drone footage too. Shoot in 4K 30fps and slow down to my 25fps timeline. Great vid 👍
Love your videos! Well explained and simple. Those vlog style tutorials are enjoyable to watch, but I much prefer going straight to the point rather than watching 10 minutes of personal life before 3 minutes of tips and tricks
This is one of the best tips for making your footage not look amateur.
You did your thing with this video salute
Thank you so much for this video. This is going to help me more than you think. I was one of the videographers who thought i should always have the highest fps. Thank YOU!!!!
I am so happy to have subscribed to your channel. Your film making and cinematic sequences really motivates me!
yo thanks so much for the break down, there are so many videos that just doesn't explain it with the numbers, which is crucial for me! thanks again!
Great video Daniel! I’m learning how to capture slow motion in my Canon T5i... I’ll tryout. 😊✌🏽
You are growing up so fast and i love your style keep going❤️❤️ you will be like Peter Mckinnon one day❤️
I've been waiting for someone to explain 30fps, cause i keep thinking that this frame rate is just useless, thx a ton for this video!!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed.
30fps has been the standard in the US since the early days of video. Shooting at 30fps and slowing to 24fps provides a soft, dreamy feeling to your shots... :)
Nice!
Never thought about trying 30fps in 4k on the a6500.
Gonna give it a try.
Thanks man! 👌
Always loving your videos - you were the first TH-camr I came across and got me hooked! Now I got my first couple of vids up. Thanks for the Instafollow. ✌️
Super helpful! And as always, I love how practical your tutorials are!
hey dani! just wanted to write down here and say thank you. At first I was skeptical cause like "oh I know that" kind of feeling then when i was midway... I actually got so attached and finished the whole video learning something new. so thanks so much! I wanna try to use these tips into practice
Glad I can help! Thanks for the comment :)
Thank's Daniel from south of France .....
It's always a good moment to see your video and i learn a lot of things with your tricks ...
Have a good day in quarantine, ...
Daniel u r the best tutor available on youtube when it comes to learning the videography. So simple and easy to absorb. Keep it up bro 👍🏻😊
You always got the best content. Always going back to look at your vidoes to figure out new things. You should do more FCPX tutorials. Thanks and aloha 🤙
This video definitely helped me a lot. Nice detailed explanation bro! Finally got the answer how to remove noise when shooting lowlight.
Little tips that this guy. Gives makes him better than others 😍
A clean ass tutorial, and to the point. Well done. Like actually outstanding.
Great video man very well explained
Good video as always Daniel! You do forget to mention the PAL/NTSC situation though. If you film with 30/60/120 fps in Europe you will most likely end up with alot of flickering from all kinds of light sources. This is due to the 50 hz standard in the electric current overe here. So basicly all the Europeans "need" to change to PAL and shoot with 25/50/100 fps :(
I mentioned that frame rates will vary depending on what part of the world you're from. However the same concept still applies to PAL. If you're in Europe, than I suppose you can edit everything in 25fps. 50fps would be slowed down to 50%, 100fps would be slowed down to 25% etc. I just didn't want this video to be too long and convoluted- but I hope this helps.
Oh I must have missed that. My bad!
Excellent assessment & great presentation !
And that's how you provide value for your audience. Great tips man! You're such a great inspiration for my channel. Keep it up :)
Learned all this the hard way, but another great tutorial!
That was super helfpful in a tight 4 minute package. Also shoutout to you for being from Toronto. That was a cool way to shout out the Raptors.
Appreciate the candid and to-the-point information! Thanks for the video... Be well, stay encouraged, and an Encourager!
really good advice man! I'm always looking to improve my videography skills and your channel is a huge help!
Good sir! You just earned another subscriber.
Honestly one of the best channels on TH-cam. Btw, where did you get the banana? I want a cool neon sign of my own, haha
Thanks!!! I got it from Urban Outfitters!
Thanks for sharing bro, this makes a lot more sense for me now! Even though i don't have a 120fps camera, the other one help me a lot
Great content again Daniel! 👌
Great Video. Excellent information. I never knew about the slowed down 30FPS Footage. That's a new one for me.
When I say I was waiting for you to upload I mean I was waiting. This going to help with my videos.
You could also interpret all of your footage to match your frame rate and premiere pro will do the slow motion (and all the hard work) for you.
you are the best, thaks for your dedication!
Daniel, thank you so much. You give only useful info. Finally understood everything about this topic 😱👌🏻
Another awesome video Daniel thanks! Would you ever consider doing a video on choosing your F-stop? I find choosing your aperture pretty straightforward for photography but with video I just seem to struggle with what would be effective for particular situations.
Great tips 😍
clear, concise and very cool!
Thank you for this video, masta!
You teach me a lot than teachers in school.
he really did just summarize my past year in the very beginning of his intro...
damn your content is always so SOLID! keep up the great work, hope to see your channel blow up soon!
lighting game is on point nowwwwwwwww
That intro was dope!!! #WeTheNorth
Game 1 was fire
Great video! Thanks for the tips.
Feel like a big thing you haven't mentioned is that some camera codecs just offer much smoother slow motion. For example Sony's A7iii vs the Canon 1dx mkii, even though you might shoot at the same frame rate, the canon's codec makes things look less jittery, which is one of the reasons people like Peter Mckinnon and Matti Haapoja use it.
thanks so much. i just started filming and i wondered why my videos look bad lol!!!
helpful information. appreciate this video.
Nice explanation! Always like your videos!
2 Questions regards framerate:
1. I know there is a way in Premiere to set all the footage in a conversion of your timeline. I am using FCPX, is there a way as well? Would be nice if I set the timeline to 24p and have a clip @60fps or 30pfs I do not have to 'optimize' the clip speed voor every single clip.
2. What about speeding clips, is it necessary to keep the fps of the timeline? So for example: 24pfs timeline, 60fps clip; do I have to do the math to match the frame rates or can I simply click the x2 x4 or x20 speedpreset in FCPX?
Thanks!
Good video dude! I shoot in 60fps and works so well for me. Don’t feel like I’m missing out at all
We need more videos from you. Atleast weekly
Thanks,great work!
Wow thank you so much I didn't know many things that you mentioned in the video so great :)
Good explanation bro! Cavs coming bro!
Great video!
Seeing all your videos right now
Thanks for sharing Daniel. I just noticed you upgrading to a6500. how is it? is it worthed? im considering for the ibis also.
Great information!! Thanks for explaining all this
I'm lucky enough to be able to shoot the whole day on the main cam continuously in 120fps, & then use the other cams for audio....& sometimes speed up the 4K footage in post.
Love the new video
Notifications on and I'm subscribed 👌
Thank you for sharing your knowlage
thanks for the tips Daniel.. just subscribed.. you deserve more subs
Very helpful my dude! I appreciate it!
This video was really helping
I now get how it really works
You just answered a major question I had about 30fps. Thank you!