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Creating a high-speed shutter effect
by
Ray Stark
on Feb 26, 2010 at 2:02:38 am
Hello...I very much like the high-speed shutter effect used in many action sequences (e.g. Gladiator) and sports footage where there's no blurring and an almost strobe-like feel is created in the action. I can create this effect by shooting in absolute bright daylight with the shutter cranked as high as it can go and the aperture opened wide.
Lately, I've been seeing horror/action movies that take place in near darkness (e.g. The Descent) and still have this same high-speed shutter effect. Can anyone explain how this is done with little-to-no light? Or is this an simulated effect created in post?
Thanks for any advice!
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