Hi there,
I am using the Pre-recording (half-shutter) function to digitalize Super 8 films. A projector is sending a signal to the camera for each frame allowing me to record Raw videos fully synchronized.
However I am asking myself how this function works exactly.
The projector is running at 8 fps. The timing of the capture start to be accurate when the fps of the camera is a least double. Around 18fps is fine. Under this value, the timing is bad.
I don't really understand why. Does it mean that the function only "check" if the half-shutter is pressed at the frequency of the fps set on the camera?
In my case I though that the fps would not play any role as the actual recording speed is set by the projector.
I am using the Pre-recording (half-shutter) function to digitalize Super 8 films. A projector is sending a signal to the camera for each frame allowing me to record Raw videos fully synchronized.
However I am asking myself how this function works exactly.
The projector is running at 8 fps. The timing of the capture start to be accurate when the fps of the camera is a least double. Around 18fps is fine. Under this value, the timing is bad.
I don't really understand why. Does it mean that the function only "check" if the half-shutter is pressed at the frequency of the fps set on the camera?
In my case I though that the fps would not play any role as the actual recording speed is set by the projector.