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by brudgers 2y ago
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If you are videoing for slow-mo you might have a 1/240 shutter speed.
If you want to freeze motion in a closeup. You want to be about an order of magnitude faster…and about two orders of magnitude faster than 30p.
In addition, video typically uses smaller sensors to improve depth of field at wide aperture — you don’t want bokka — and to keep lens size down (even though broadcast lenses are massive and six or seven figures).
And of course video tolerates a lot of motion blur and noise.
In other words, the fire truck doesn’t rely on garden hoses.