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Tim KolbOvercranking
by on Dec 17, 2004 at 5:53:25 pm

Searched and really didn't find a clear answer...

Is it possible to effectively "overcrank" the VariCam higher than 60fps?

The impression I have is that 60 is the effective limit on the camera...




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Noah KadnerRe: Overcranking
by on Dec 17, 2004 at 6:09:00 pm

That's correct- 60 is as high as it goes. But it gives you a lot to work with in post. With a good slowmo plugin like Twixtor you can easily double or triple that slow-mo factor and still retain the in-camera look.

http://www.revisionfx.com/rstwixtor.htm

Noah


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Leo TicheliRe: Overcranking
by on Dec 17, 2004 at 6:18:10 pm

VariCam shoot from 1 to 60 fps, progressive, in one-frame increments. The camera is set at the factory for 4 - 60 fps, but you can easily change to 1 -60 if you know the secret menu.

Good shooting!
Leo


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Chris BellRe: Overcranking
by on Dec 17, 2004 at 6:20:47 pm

And how do you access the secret menu.....? Any other secret menus?

Chris Bell



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Leo TicheliRe: Overcranking
by on Dec 17, 2004 at 6:26:30 pm

OK, Chris, but first a warning! Do not do this if you don't feel completely comfortable working with the menus! If you touch anything else, your camera may be making a trip to Japan!

- Go into the Cam Service Menu by holding down the Shift and +
buttons (in the timecode section) and pressing the Menu button on
the side of the camera. You should be in the Film Main Menu. Then
use the front jog wheel to cycle through the Main menus and past
Main Menu 4 you will get to Cam Service Menu.

- Go to the Service Option sub-menu and change "EXT. FRAMERATE" to
"ON".

That's it!

Of course there are other secret menus, but I'd have to kill you if I told you!

Good shooting!
Leo


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