What is the best fps for slow motion video?

120fps: The baseline for slow motion speed at just a quarter of the speed of real life. This is the go-to FPS for action-packed sport broadcasts and replays.

Can I speed up 120fps to normal speed?

You don’t need to speed up anything. Just play at normal speed (100%); in other words, do nothing. By default, the clip will conform to the frame rate of your project and play at normal speed. The point of shooting at 120fps is to be able to playback in slow motion, without having to make up extra frames.

What’s the best way to speed ramp a video?

One of the being speed ramping, which is when you use varying frame rates in a video to bring attention to key moments. Joe Simon and Story & Heart just posted a great tutorial from their Academy of Storytellers that explains the techniques behind speed ramping.

Which is an example of frame rate ramping?

Frame rate ramping or “speed ramping” refers to a method where footage is played at a specific speed at one point in the clip, but then “ramps” to another speed while the the viewer observes the speed transformation. Here is a great example of speed ramping in 300: This can be normal to fast, fast to slow, slow to normal…whatever.

What’s the average frame rate for a slow motion video?

Slo-motion shots are shot at a much higher frame rate than your typical shots. To give this context most films are shot at 24 frames per second (FPS) and videos on the web tend to be 30fps. In general standard slow motion shots are anywhere from 60fps-240fps.

Which is the best camera for high frame rate?

Some professional cinema cameras have the ability to capture video at extremely high frame rates (like the Phantom), but a micro-four-thirds mirrorless camera like the GH5 captures video up to 240 fps. Fast motion video takes you to a world of instant gratification.