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<blockquote data-quote="aroy" data-source="post: 521166" data-attributes="member: 16090">. 50 is where you use PAL and 60 for NTSC. I guess that in Europe and India it is PAL, so 50. You can always change to 60. I prefer to use highest frame rate, as it can be used for slow motion if required. Any way you can reduce the frame rate to 30 or 24 in PP.. Varying light is due to camera adjusting exposure in realtime. For constant exposure use manual exposure - M on the top dial. Just set the camera to A, ISO to say 400 and aperture to what you want. That will show the exposure speed. If it is too low (&lt; 1/100) then adjust the aperture or ISO to get at least 1/100 sec.. Make sure that the ISO is also fixed, else the camera will change it, if there is insufficient light.. If you want everything in focus use higher apertures - F5.6 to F8, but that needs good light. If you want that shallow DOF then use F1.8. I normally use F1.8 with my 35mm F1.8DX. That gives me plenty of shutter speed indoors at ISO 400.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aroy, post: 521166, member: 16090"] . 50 is where you use PAL and 60 for NTSC. I guess that in Europe and India it is PAL, so 50. You can always change to 60. I prefer to use highest frame rate, as it can be used for slow motion if required. Any way you can reduce the frame rate to 30 or 24 in PP. . Varying light is due to camera adjusting exposure in realtime. For constant exposure use manual exposure - M on the top dial. Just set the camera to A, ISO to say 400 and aperture to what you want. That will show the exposure speed. If it is too low (< 1/100) then adjust the aperture or ISO to get at least 1/100 sec. . Make sure that the ISO is also fixed, else the camera will change it, if there is insufficient light. . If you want everything in focus use higher apertures - F5.6 to F8, but that needs good light. If you want that shallow DOF then use F1.8. I normally use F1.8 with my 35mm F1.8DX. That gives me plenty of shutter speed indoors at ISO 400. [/QUOTE]

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