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Exp override = yes

Shutter speed depends on what you are shooting or what look you are trying to achieve for the motion/motion blur. 1/24 at 24p is a 360 degree shutter. The typical shutter speed for natural motion blur is fps x2 so 24fps would mean 1/48 shutter speed. Go higher for less motion blur and a more choppy look and lower for low light (only if you have to).

ISO is wholly dependent on what you need to achieve correct exposure at your chosen aperture and shutter speed.

Thanks Andy for explanations All of these I understand. I just wanted to point out the best idea is to stay with full manual control, set shutter and iso fixed and respond to changing light during filming by changing aperture.

Hi,

I see many exposure issues and questions for RAW recording.
I am quite new with ML and RAW recording but from my experience so far the best idea is to put exp. override=ON and set ISO and shutter to fixed value (for fps=24 shutter can not be higher then 1/24). I have fully manual lens (Samyang vdslr) so changing aperture continuously during filming.
Don't you think this is the best idea which gives you full control?