Recent content by Southerndude

I would recommend not choosing any shutter speed that you want, You want to choose a shutter speed that is 2X the the (Frames-Per-Second), example: 30-fps = 1/60th SS, 24-fps = 1/50th SS 60-fps = 125th SS, it's called the Hollywood 180 degree rule. Reason why? It has to do with how the human eye...

You don't want to really use an Aperture above F11, (Varies from Lens to Lens), because using higher F-stops causes Diffraction in the digital sensor world. Diffraction causes Color Artifacts, and Blurring of the image. I would bet F8 is the real sweet spot for the 30mm Lens (35mm Equivalent)...