recording fast moving objects 60D

[delpiero]

Hello there,
I am recording sports right now at 60fps with the 180 degree rule of 1/120 shutter,
ISO im normally at 160 and (aperture f/5.6 or 8.)

I would like to know if shutting at 60fps too but moving to (1/480 shutter) to get less motion blur and ISO 1250 with low aperture like 2.8 or 6. For example during the day a sport like motocross when the rider is passing by its hard to read the number on the side of his helmet because of motion blur, but if there is a way to see that number better.. I would love to get your opinion about this..

[delpiero]

anyone got info about this?

[1%]

I don't have fast moving objects to test on buy 60fps is a good start if you don't mind the quality loss. Try a few different shutter speeds.

[delpiero]

this seems to be okay with me, what do you guys think?

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# Magic Lantern v2.3.60D.111

Start          : 2013/07/29 19:24:35
Lens name      : 11-16mm
ISO            : 1250
Shutter        : 1/480.000s
Aperture       : f/8.0
Focal length   : 11 mm
Focus distance : 655350 mm
White Balance  : 6 - Custom, Magenta 0, Blue 0
Picture Style  : Portrait (2,0,0,0)
FPS            : 59.940
Bit Rate (CBR) : 1.0x

CSV data:
Time,ISO,Shutter,Aperture,Focal_Len,Focus_Dist
19:24:35,1250,500,8.0,11,65535