[troppo]

hey guys i was wondering if anybody no's what the frame rate or capture rate of a sony DVD703E handycam are

the reasoni ask is becasue i need to no for a physics project on collisions i need to know so i can work out some equations and other stuff.

please help my education is in Jeopardy lol

thank you

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Hi,

There are 2 types of tv systems and 1 film which have different frame rates.

1. PAL (Phase Alternate Line) - Australia, UK, and other countries - 25 frames a second, but video camera record in fields so its actually 50 fields per second, fields are half frams so 2 fields make 1 full frame,

2. NTSC (forget what is stands for) - USA - 30 frames a second, or 60 fields a second.

3. Film - 24 frames per second. no fields, they are full frames. (some video cameras can record at 24 full frames, but not your one).

[st22]

Hi,

There are 2 types of tv systems and 1 film which have different frame rates.

1. PAL (Phase Alternate Line) - Australia, UK, and other countries - 25 frames a second, but video camera record in fields so its actually 50 fields per second, fields are half frams so 2 fields make 1 full frame,

2. NTSC (forget what is stands for) - USA - 30 frames a second, or 60 fields a second.

3. Film - 24 frames per second. no fields, they are full frames. (some video cameras can record at 24 full frames, but not your one).

[troppo]

i live in australia so i belive that it captures frames at 25 times a second? is this right?
or is it 50 frames a second?

sorry to bug you but i am just making sure for my project thakyou so much for your help

[st22]

Yes in australia its 25 frames a second. (50 fields a second). But 25 frames a second is what you would use.

[troppo]

thank you so very much for your help it has saved me big time (sorry for the drama) lol

thankyou
troppo