Canon 318 M User Manual
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Single-Frame Filming
You have, no doubt, observed scenes in docu
mentary
films
in
which
flowers
fully
bloom
in
a very
short time. These
scenes
are
all
taken
with
single-frame
shooting.
This
type
of
shooting
is
performed
mounting
the
camera
on
a
tripod
and
screwing
a
cable
release
Into
the
single-frame
release
socket.
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In
single-frame
filming,
for
better
effects
it
is
advisable
to
calculate
the
number
of
frames
to
be
shot
before
shooting
according
to the following expression.
Number
of
frames
per
second
(18
fps]
x
number of seconds > number of frames to
be shot.
For example, if the scene is to be projected
in
1
minute
20
seconds,
it
will
require:
18 frames X 80 seconds= 1,440 frames.
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