Can I record variable speed video on the Ninja and Samurai?Most cameras achieve variable speed by recording at fixed multiples or fractions of "normal" frame rates. E.G, For slow motion, a camera might record at 60 frames per second instead of 30. When the high-speed footage is played back at the... 0.00
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The Ninja records from the HDMI output of the camera. If you set your internal recording to 25P the camera outputs this as 50i, however it is recorded as a 25PsF in a 50i wrapping. In fact presently all Cameras output via HDMI at either 50i or 60i. There is not a camera that outputs native 25P or... 0.00
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The Samurai & Ninja can not record 1080 50/60p.
The architecture of the Samurai and Ninja are built for 1080 50/60i or 1080 25/30p maximum. 1080 50/60p is twice the data rate.
For the 1080p60 footage you want for slow motion, you can record to the internal card for the short period you need this.... 0.00
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24p is a slower framerate than the broadcast standards of 25 and 30 fps. It does not automatically give “magical” properties to your images but can help to make your video look as though it was shot on film. There are other ways than merely using 24 frames per second to emulate the film look,... 0.00
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Most cameras will output 24P as a 59.98i/60i Signal
We have explained in the previous sections how the Camcorder handles 25P to 50i using 2:2 pulldown or 30P to 60i using again 2:2 pulldown.
When it comes to 24p this theory does not work out, 24 does not divide into 60 evenly.
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Can i get 50P and 60P in to Samurai and Ninja? Yes and No
The Samurai and Ninja are made to work at 60i and 50i, these include 25P, 30P and 24P as all these are around the same input data level. However 50P and 60P are twice the data and Both Ninja and Samurai was not made for these so will come... 0.00
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