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Great image!
or something.
google fat32, and let the nerds explain :)
i understand the shutter difference of 1/48 to 1/60, but i can not discern the difference between the two. it's like trying to tell a 1/3 stop difference in exposure, sure we all know it's there, but viewed independent of each other it's so hard to tell. i've never been to a screening of someone's film and had an average audience member whisper, "i don't think this is 24P".
and who cares anyway? who's projecting their movies on the big screen at cannes? not us. if you are, you're probably shooting film. am i right?
i think the fascination with 24p began when people couldn't get decent dof from fixed-lens video cameras and they were desperate to achieve that "film look". but now we've got the dof back in spades. this stuff looks awesome. we've come a long way baby. screw 24p. i'll shoot 30p any day if it's going to look this good!!
I use the 24fps frame doubling function on my TV, ie fake 48fps - and it looks superb - smooth as silk.
If you want to achieve the 'suspension of disbelief', then use the highest fps available.
All of the 5DMK2 conversions from 30fps to 24fps that I have seen have terrible judder on pans.