EX-F1 300FPS Shutter Speed and Aperture Tests
897 views · Published 10 May 2009 · 1:57 · Indexed 1 October 2026
Channel: Kennosuke V · 2009 · Science & Technology
In this video, I took a few different recordings of the same subject under the same conditions. However, I changed the shutter speed and aperture settings manually to see what kind of effect they had on the footage. The source of light is a 75W standard bulb, tungsten filament. You can find these in many of the lamps in your own home. The source of light was roughly 12"-18" from the subject (my hand). All footage was recorded in 300FPS highspeed settings with manual control on aperture and shutter speed. The time of day is midnight, so there is absolutely no source of light from any window. I hope my video can give other EX-F1 owners an idea of what kind of lighting may be necessary to capture the highspeed footage that they want in an indoor environment. **I HIGHLY SUGGEST WATCHING IN HIGH QUALITY OR YOU MAY NOT GET A DECENT REPRESENTATION OF WHAT KIND OF FOOTAGE IS CREATED WITH THE DIFFERENT SETTINGS!!!**
