Cine mode controls
Hi: this is probably a dumb question, but when I am shooting the 24P Cinema, if I set it to Cine mode rather than TV (shutter control), can I still set the shutter (and the aperature using the trick)? If so, I can't seem to find a way via the menu/joystick to get there. Thanks
Exposure
depress that center joystick and shift down to get to this sweet one
so I can set the shutter in Cine mode (not Cinema mode) using the joystick and then also lock the aperature using the joystick?
You can lock down exposure using the joystick. But you can't control the shutter speed (Tv) or aperture values (Av) in Cine Mode.
yes, but the exp. control fixes both the aperture and shutter on the same scale
look up photo button trick
and cinemode cheatsheet
to clarify,
exposure actually consists of two things on all cams: shutter speed, and aperture
On slrs, these are individually adjusted to account for each other
On this cam, they are automated according to an 'exposure scale'
Nd filter and Gain are adjustments at the end of the scale on this cam, that 'artificially' change exp.
You cannot directly adjust shutter speed in Cinema mode, but you can adjust aperture via Exposure dial. Just lock Exposure and use the dial, then use Photo button to check current settings. In PF24 Cinemode the shutter speed is kept at 1/48 if you stay between F2 and F7.3, this is how most people would set it anyway. See the table here for details: http://www.elurauser.com/articles/ca...mode_table.jsp Note, that F7.3 is not exactly F7.3 because the camera adds up to 3 f-stops using built-in ND filter, so you are covered in almost any shooting condition unless you shoot a white wall or directly into the Sun.Originally Posted by texasmfp
If you need a shutter speed different from 1/48, than you are out of luck in the Cinemode.
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