The other is to record at a frame rate that you later conform within your NLE for the particular slo-mo you’re after. The first, you can set the camera to record slo-mo and have the ability to playback that slo-mo within the camera, which would come in handy if you needed to see this playback on set. There are basically two ways of shooting slo-mo with this camera. There has been quite a bit of posts on how to record slo-mo using the NX1. The MOVIE STBY mode will show you exactly what you’re going to record, prior to actual recording the image. Many times I’ve NOT been in the MOVIE STBY mode and liked what I had seen in the EVF only to have that drastically change when hitting the record button. I personally set my NX1 to my lighting situation first, then set the WB, GAMMA SETTING, F-stop, and then enter into the MOVIE STBY to see precisely what I’m going to record and adjust accordingly. You’re not seeing what you going to shoot until you hit the MOVIE STBY button or going directly into a record. Case in point, if you have set your GAMMA to DR, then enter into the PICTURE WIZARD PROFILES, setting that to FOREST will render a green tint to everything seen within the EVF or LCD, however once you hit the MOVIE STBY, that will disappear and default to the GAMMA DR setting. The NX1 when not in MOVIE STBY can show you something quite different than what will be recorded once you hit the record button. Why use the MOVIE STBY function? This function allows you to enter into a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) mode, and the importance of that is significant. I’ve re-mapped this MOVIE STBY function to the DOF PREVIEW button on the front of the camera. By default, the NX1 has the MOVIE STBY mapped to the right arrow key on the back custom navigation wheel.
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