Quote from: glubber on September 12, 2013, 01:34:51 PM
In theory: YES!
Some are able to shoot more frames with a given resolution by using card xy from brand xyz than me.
I own a 95 mb/s and a 30mb/s from Scandisk and a class 10 noname SD-Card. But no significant differnence in performance.
When using 720p be beware that the frame is squeezed in vertical resolution!
In fps override set your desired fps (i.e. 24 fps or 23.976) and choose "low jellow" for 180° shutter.
Edit: I'm not shure if its REAL 180° or somewhere near. I believe the displayed shutterspeed in screenoverlay is wrong.
Okey, thank you so much for that information. I will try the low jellow also for the 180 shutter.
And what I can see if that if I set the camera to like 720p@60fps I can get higher resolution than if I use 1080p@24fps. Don't know, but the quality for scaling up to 720 or 1080p would be the same? Anyone who have made any tests? Otherwise I will try next week to make some tests and see if I can tell any difference.
EDIT: How much is it squeezed in vertical? How much do I need to correct for it?