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Canon 5D MkIII Shoot in lower than 24FPS?

liljohnderb
Apprentice

Hi All.

 

I'm looking for a way to shoot in a lower (faster) frame rate than 24fps on my MkIII, is this at all possible? I'm going to be shooting an action sequence for a short film in a few weeks, and from what I read online it seems like shooting slightly faster than 24fps and playing it back makes it look more "acton-y" (for lack of a better term).

 

Any thoughts? 

 

Thanks for any and all help!

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kvbarkley
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There is an amazing thing called a manual. It looks like 60fps is as fast as you can go:

 

5d3movie.jpg

 

I want to go lower, or faster than 24fps - like 20fps for example, not higher/slower.

 

Go ahead and check your manual. It isn't in there. 

If it is not too long, you can just shoot a bunch of individual frames and combine them into a movie. That might be too slow, though.


@liljohnderb wrote:

 

I want to go lower, or faster than 24fps - like 20fps for example, not higher/slower.

 

Go ahead and check your manual. It isn't in there. 


It is possible with ML. Don't blame anyone later for what you decide to do to your own cam.

TGAF
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TTMartin
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@liljohnderb wrote:

Hi All.

 

I'm looking for a way to shoot in a lower (faster) frame rate than 24fps on my MkIII, is this at all possible? I'm going to be shooting an action sequence for a short film in a few weeks, and from what I read online it seems like shooting slightly faster than 24fps and playing it back makes it look more "acton-y" (for lack of a better term).

 

Any thoughts? 

 

Thanks for any and all help!


You can't lower the frame rate in post processing, by dropping frames?

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