Rob W
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To make Everything more confusing, I'm also a Swede, and I concur with both Jim and Ozren
Thing is, if you are just shooting for internet videos, framerate does not really matter *so* much, but if your watching on a TV, or through a Mediacenter that is capped to a certain mode (50 or 60), or your HDMI/Audio receiver is set in a certain mode (50 or 60), you have to adjust for that.
Generally (I'm from the old school), if you shoot for PAL audience and film or TV, keep it 25fps or 50fps. Adjust your 25fps footage in post to PAL and 50fps.
For Internet: The above rule is generally right, but on a computer it does not matter so much. Why? There are a lot more things on a computer that often makes or breaks a movie, for instance:
* Slow computer/Graphics card - Makes the video stutter because it can't keep up ANY framerate.
* Video codec - Video quality, speed, color.
* Monitor color calibration - The look of colors.
So, video for a computer is often more forgiving ;)
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