180° Shutter Angle - Why I don’t use it for 50/60p

I explain shutter angle in videography and show why I don’t use 180° shutter when shooting in 50/60p for use on a 25p timeline. So many people default to using 180° Shutter angle without really considering the effects it has on playing back at normal speed. I show some examples of why 360° shutter angle can be a better choice if you’re shooting in 50 or 60 frames per second knowing that not all of your shots are going to be slowed down as slow motion content. My FX3 Rig ---------------------------------------------- Sony FX3 - Sony 50mm GM Lens - SmallRig half cage - SmallRig handle extension - SmallRig 6“ carbon rods - SmallRig 4“ carbon rods - SmallRig rod clamp - SmallRig HDMI cable - Nitze monitor mount - Sony mic spacers - Atomos Shinobi monitor - Sennheiser MKH416 mic - AngelBird 128GB V90 Cards - Other kit used making the video... ---------------------------------------------- Atomos Ninja V - Tiffen Black Promist Filter 1/8 - Table of Contents: ---------------------------------------------- 00:00 - Intro 00:10 - What is 180° Shutter 01:00 - Poll Results 02:38 - Test Overview 02:55 - 180° Shutter Angle at 25p 03:18 - 90° Shutter Angle at 25p 03:49 - 180° Shutter Angle at 50/60p 04:37 - The Problem with Normal Speed 05:37 - 360° Shutter Angle at 50/60p 07:28 - The Importance of Testing 08:16 - Outro Links ---------------------------------------------- Supporting Blog Post - HashTags ---------------------------------------------- #ShutterAngle #Shutter #Filmmaking