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Samurai Vehicular Lord Rick
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| | | Re: The Hobbit < Reply # 2 on 12/30/2012 4:59 PM > | Reply with Quote
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| splumer
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| | | Re: The Hobbit < Reply # 4 on 1/1/2013 12:48 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by yokes It definitely felt padded to me too. Which format did you watch? I went for the 2D, 24fps version.
| 2D, not sure of the frame rate. I wonder... I read it was shot on the Red camera, which shoots digital video. Video typically shoots at 30 frames per second, not 24. (technically, 29.8 or something like that.) So does that mean the Red, unlike every other video camera, shoots at 24 normally? I have a friend who's a cinematographer. I should ask him. Another question: were they projecting it at 24 or 48? I guess it doesn't make sense to shoot it at 48 if it was only going to be projected at 24, because half the frames would need to be removed. Just thinking out loud. The real difference between LotR and Star Wars is that LotR was made for adults, Star Wars for children.
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| Shael
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| | | Re: The Hobbit < Reply # 6 on 1/1/2013 3:18 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by splumer
2D, not sure of the frame rate. I wonder... I read it was shot on the Red camera, which shoots digital video. Video typically shoots at 30 frames per second, not 24. (technically, 29.8 or something like that.) So does that mean the Red, unlike every other video camera, shoots at 24 normally? I have a friend who's a cinematographer. I should ask him. Another question: were they projecting it at 24 or 48? I guess it doesn't make sense to shoot it at 48 if it was only going to be projected at 24, because half the frames would need to be removed. Just thinking out loud. The real difference between LotR and Star Wars is that LotR was made for adults, Star Wars for children.
| Weren't they supposed to shoot that at like 60 FPS and show it at that or something?
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