2. What is frame rates relationship with shutter speed? How do each affect the image?
3. How could you use these principles to artistically affect your images going forward?
Shutter speed is "the amount of time that each individual frame is exposed for" while frame rate "refers to the number of individual frames that comprise each second of video" recorded. The shutter speed must be the double the frame rate. Different frame rates can either create a cinematic look a video look. For example, a filmic look would be shot in 24fps, while a video look would be composed with 30fps. Frame rates can also be altered accordingly to the application in post production such as slowmotion or creating realistic motion blur.
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