Slow motion shooting – Canon 814XL-S User Manual
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information
is
turned
off
during
the
10-second
pause before filming begins, check the exposure
before pressing the shutter release lever all the
way
in
to
activate
the
self-timer.
The
camera
automatically
controls
the
exposure
during
actual filming.
SLOW MOTION SHOOTING
Slow motion shooting is useful for capturing the
details
of
actions
or
movements
which
are
othenwise too fast to be discerned. Slow motion
footage can also add a dramatic touch to filmed
action sequences.
These
cameras
allow
you
to
switch
to
slow
motion from any filming speed setting (9, 18, or
24 fps.) by simply pressing the SM button in the
center of the filming speed dial. With a fresh set
of batteries, the SM button will take the filming
speed up to 36 fps. The button is spring-loaded
and
will
cancel
itself
immediately
when
you
remove your finger pressure.
Slow motion filming is possible only with
silent film.
The SM button is inoperative with a
sound
film
cartridge.
The
following
chart
describes the dial settings with which the SM
button will operate.