How To Get Smooth Slow Motion Video Footage

How to get smooth slow motion video footage for surf action or any action. It's all about matching up frame rates with shutter speeds and getting it right in the post production.
This short 2 minute video will get you on the right track. Please reach out with any questions or suggestions.. always happy to talk photography with you!
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[@WorkForAvocados]

great video, never really messed with the interpret footage setting but I'll have to give that a go. Thanks Tom!

[@dreamlifephotography]

thanks mate, yeah thats a crucial link in getting the slo mo happening

[@jessecool561]

ND filters to control exposure while maintaining 180 degree rule. 240fps@1/500 - 120fps@1/250 - 60fps 1/120......lower light environment like cloudy days, 60@1/120fps will give slomo and allow more light. Cheers for covering this topic for the masses.

[@dreamlifephotography]

Yes for sure! ND filters are an essential tool for the keen video shooter... thanks so much for your input

[@user-ff4zp3ct9k]

So, if i use 120fps, my shutter speed should be 1/250 or 1/120?

[@dreamlifephotography]

close enough to double your frame rate... so yes 120fps would be 1/250 sec. 50fps would be 1/100th sec