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I'm experiencing this with our church's recording, so glad I found your video! Thank you for sharing this.

The NTSC to PAL was huuuuge. I'm American, bought our camera in US, moved to UK and the LED light strips we bought over here were strobing like crazy. Couldn't figure it out on any other videos about this. Thanks man!

Once again thanks so much for being precise and cover exactly what I needed, I forget to change for PAL over here in Europe once I come back... Super and I miss your videos!!!!

Only useful implementation of a fidget spinner in the history of fidget spinners. Great video! Thank you.

I'm admittedly already familiar with what you discuss in the video, however, I do wish I watched this when I first began videography a few years ago! It is super informative and I expect this will help many new beginners. Well done!

I had ton of flicker in my slow mo - this fixed it! Thank you!

Valuable content and I have subscribed.

I could have started with this video and all my struggles were solved. Thank you so much, one of my main questions have been answered!

Very informative video,Thanks very much. Love, Kris.

Great video, and explanation thanks Jason.

Thanks for the help, fixed my issue on my stream. I needed to change my shutter to 100 to stop my dj gear from flickering.

Love your stuff bro. You’re killin it.

This video deserve more likes and views. Thanks a lot man!

Great use of examples! Thanks!

Realllyyyyy helpful!!!! Great video keep them coming!!!

Very insightful. I've always been afraid to bump up my shutter speed in the event it's too bright outside. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

loved this video. thanks for the practical tutorial. Good work !

Thank you so much!! In the last vídeo I made it as a loot of flickering 🙈 and I didn't know why because never happened to me . Thank you so much!!

HAHA love the beginning!! catch that viewers attention!! Providing value is always key

Thanks a lot. My dslr was set to PAL now I get much better video after changing to NTSC

best video about flicker prob, so much inspiration!!

Really well explained! Have my sub!

very helpful man, thank you so much!

Thanks Heaps. Very clear

Thank you for this! I should have watched before I spent 10 decades trying to figure it out alone!

Now it all makes sense to me! Thanks man 🔥

thanks for the great video!

Great Video! Thank you!

Thnx man ! You make it very clear👍🏼

I was looking for someone to explain this to me in a way I could understand. Appreciated brother!

Thanks for this will try it out.

guys the PAL and NTSC is a big fix make sure to use the correct frequency! thank you Jason!!

Legend! Great info

Super useful video dude

Very helpful info bro.

Love your content. More filming hyperlapse on my smart phone whats the best camera settings? Thank you so muchh

useful info, thanks

In final cut there’ s optical flow to lessen stuttering. Smoothens and blurs out fast movements

Thank you!

Dude that was Genious. I normally shoot at a 80D and never had any issues with a flicker but just picked up a 250D as a secondary ad a backup and I was getting the flicker bad. I tried bumping the shutter up and it just made the video look crazy. So I watched this video and took it to 1/30 and it worked like a charm. Huge thanks brother. New sub! Keep them coming.

That’s a terrific explanation of shutter speed and video. Thanks. I was a little dizzy with your intro, but I’m older and the rapidly changing video components is not something my generation enjoys.

This was super helpful. I'm in europe right now and had all this light flickering and realized I couldn't use half my footage :( Got some settings changed and I'm all good. THANKS!

Thanks ☺️ really helpful

Thank you this video was very helpful!

Thanks bro 🔥🔥

New subscriber here! This deserve a million views.

+I'm Jason Anthony Man, I might miss something, but it seems I didn't. I believe that you forgot to mention the right way: the shutter speed of 1/60 is the solution for the NTSC region flicker. Not 1/24 or 1/30 (which is blurry af), but 1/60. Or 1/120 for higher frame rates. The motion blur will be almost the same, but there wil be no flicker anymore. RED also sugests to use 1/40 sec to prevent the flicker in NTSC regions. Just try this ind feel free to make a part two if it helps.

Thank you

Great video. Very informative and was nice to actually watch a video that wasn’t pushing an expensive post production plug 😂

great explanation thnx ✌👌

Best video about preventing flicker. Thank you.

i have a device that can only capture 24,30,60,120 fps. shooting in a PAL country, is it OK to use shoot using 30 and 60fps and using shutter speeds that are multiples of 1/50 (1/100, 1/200)?

Some tips to help out those in Europe... Filming in 25fps and 50fps and 100fps it is safe to use any shutter speed. Shooting in 30fps you can use 1/100, 1/50 or 1/33.3. Shooting 60fps or 75fps you can use 1/100. 120, 240fps it isn’t safe to use any shutter speed so make sure it’s only used outdoors and away from electronics.

Hi, im in the UK, If i set my sony a6300 to pal would it really help with reducing flicker or can i leave it on NTSC & just use the sutter speed and fps setting to reduce instead of changing to pal? Please help, do i have to change it or can i try settings?

Good video. I am a beginner. What do you recommend for flickering car led lights?

Very helpful

Thank you 😊

Thanks for a great video. I'm using a GH4 in a vocal booth and was dealing with light flicker from the LED lights above me - Thanks to your video problem solved. Much love.

Hi, I have a question, I bought a Neewer 60w video light, which looks like the sokani x60. It has apparent light flickers in the video. Is it common for this type of lighting equitment? I also have the Neewer 660 LED Bi-Color Panel, and this one does not produce the flickers.

Great!

You. Are the man.

Shot a concert recently and was seeing a horizontal white bar go from the bottom of the frame to the top of the frame, any idea why? It was every time a light flashed I believe. Had the same trouble at a wedding when the photographer took a picture and all her lights flashed at once.

Shorten the 30 second intro.

Hi guys! I’m new to photography and I just bought my Canon 1300D last month. Just today, I took my camera to capture some indoor photos and set it to auto mode. The kit lens came with 18-55mm lens with AF mode so I switch it to auto focus. I was using the viewfinder and every time I press the shutter button halfway, it did its usual auto focusing sound but what came after that is the flickering of the flash before the click sound of the auto focus. I switched to manual focus and it didn’t flicker then I turned on the live view, it was normal. It’s just that every time I use the viewfinder plus auto focusing, I always get this flickering flash with a buzz sound similar like those of electrical wirings. This usually happens when I take photos in dark places or in darker lightings. How do you think should I fix this? I’m worried I might have broken my DSLR.

I'm trying to decide whether I should get Canon SL3 or Canon T7i. But SL3 doesn't have anti-flicker mode, so I'm very worried.

How can the flickering problem be solved for iPhone 11 under white lights so horrible quality c my work the whole video quality just got ruined

If i edit video 24fps from NTSC and 50fps from PAL in the same sequence, is it okay?

Thanks

I'm trying to film a tv screen but I keep getting that annoying rolling band on the screen. Will these tips help with this?

Thanks ! I found why my canon m100 was flickering in Manual mode and not in Auto mode for videos. Thanks also for answering that damn question about why tv shows and sitcoms are so flat.

What about black barring caused by LED lights? I film with a GoPro 8 and supposedly I can adjust shutter speeds and frame rates. What settings would get rid of the black barring that slowly goes from bottom to top in the video?

thanks

Awesome video! Thank you for the info. So I want to shoot my daughter's high school volleyball indoor. Should I be shooting at a higher shutter speed?

thanks mate .

Sorry for being late to the party, but what LED chrismas lights in your background bokeh did you purchase? I got some yard led string lights and even at the 1/50 180 rule at 24fps i'm getting flicker. is it a certain brand of christmas light or LED light?

looking to use some fluorescent lights, if i'm shooting at 24fps and 1/50th I should be good to go ?

Hi... I tried going to 1/60th for 30fps ... But the highlights got blown out . With auto shutter it was fine.. don't know how to go about it.. kept iso between 100 to 200 and WB at 5500k. And for voice over or regular one on one talk will the audio be out of sync for higher FPS.. like 60 ...

If i record a slow motion video and i notice flickering . okay i will reduce my frame rate . but it will not be slow motion then how should i fix it ???

I enjoyed the video and the spinner demo! Liked. However, I found your video searching for "light flickering" as demonstrated throughout this video in the bottom left corner of the frame. The blue LED strip behind your desk on the wall is flickering the whole time. That's exactly what I want to avoid. Is that blue light a Philips Hue? Or some other brand? I've heard Hue is not supposed to flicker because they have a higher PWM frequency. I'm just trying to decide what I should buy for my space.

Shooting the display of a smartphone in my case Samsung Note 9, the flickr disappeared when I put it from pal to NTSC 29.27 fps. Thank you for the tips!

I film in a basement with fluorescent ceiling lights and I'm getting flicker. Would it benefit to change them to LED? I experimented with shutter speeds and got it pretty clean but still slightly noticeable. So I thought upgrading to LED then noticed in your video your LED lights still flicker. My video gear is a Sony A7R II and Rokinon 24mm f/1.4. Does Full Frame and Super 35 modes made a difference with light flicker?

i have a question, PAL or NTSC? does it matter in the quality of the video it self? and does flicker has to do with the choice of PAL or NTSC format? thanks.

I'm using a Sony a7iii and trying to film LED christmas lights at night. What should I be using. Some of my first footage was terrible.

Lots of great info here! Learnt a lot, including why PAL is used :-) Superb! Question: For crisper b-roll, is 80+ fps ok to use? Or should we stick to 50 fps if we're able?

Hello hopefully you can help me. I recently bought a video camera and flickering can be seen in daylight especially when filming trees and branches. I don't notice this every time but flickering can be seen in the videos. Do you think that manually adjusting the shutter speed can help me solve the issue? Thanks

Thank you for this great video: everything is clear. There is a situation though where I couldn't know how to fix it: Imagine you want to take a shot at 60fps and i decide to let on purpose the light source visible in the frame, how will you fix the issue regarding that you need to be at least at 1/125 shutter.. ( I recorded at 60 fps because I needed to do slow motion later in post, and I used the 2 x fps rule because I had a fast movement in the shot and want to avoid motion blur of my moving object) : What should i do in this case? Is there no other way than removing the source light from the frame ? [In case you wonder what issue i m facing: well, the light source is constantly flickering, which you explained why of course ]

I have a Monster brand LED strip going along the back of my desk. Had a problem with the flicker on 4K 24fps and 100M on my Sony a6400. I turned the brightness of my strip light up all the way and it got rid of the flicker.

yes

how do you deal with 400hz aircraft cabin light flicker/banding?

nice

awesome but here in the uk if we set the camera to pal we cant select 120 fps only in other setting it allows us

favorited! so damn useful

Thank you! Great help. I bought an “import” Sony RX-100 VA pre-set to PAL (50Hz). All my videos had flicker! Changing Shutter speed offered some improvement. Changing my settings to NTSC (60 Hz) Worked wonderful !!!! The Sony manual has almost no explanation. Thanks !

I didn't try it because I don't have a polarized filter [that's why im asking]... but did you? I know that reflections are not flickerings but can it help useing a polarized filter?

Battery powered(DC) light should not be this issue right?

What lens did u use for this video ?:)

Good stuff though :)

When I film in 1080p at 60 FPS, the flickering stops when my shutter speed is at 1/100, yet on 720p at 120 FPS, it never stops no matter the shutter speed.

I still see flickering when using LED lights, even though I dropped to 30 fps and shutter speed (In U.S.). Frustrating because I thought my new LED lights would help light blue screen.