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Re: Non standard speeds on D20
by Tom Bridges on Nov 10, 2005 at 1:04:12 pm

It depends what you're recording to. If you're going to tape (SRW-1), you're limited - as you say - to whatever the recorder's capable (24,25,29.97,30,50,60). But you can get 60p which is quite nice.

I believe the upcoming FlashMags will have more flexibility with respect to frame rates, but I haven't seen or used one yet. As you're probably aware, they're solid state 122GB 'magazines' that are about the same size as a 200' mag. I think they just record a series of .dpx files, so you can record at whatever frame rate the camera (or FlashMag) is capable of.

Hope that helped!

Tom

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Non standard speeds on D20 by Kaspar Kallas on Nov 10, 2005 at 12:45:29 pm
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