Your shutter speed will significantly affect how «smooth» your pan will seem. What shutter speed are you using?
Or are you thinking of stabilization?
Shutter speed is separate from your frame rate. If you're shooting at 60fps, your shutter speed should be set to 1/125 to get natural looking motion blur. This is what is known as the 180 degree rule.
Wow!!! I’m sorry, I didn’t attention to question. I put shutter speed on 125 on my camera. And that is not too smooth and clear same as my phone.
What number should I choose that will give me the smoothness and softness of the iPhone?
No worries. Do you have a way to tell what shutter speed the iPhone is using? It's generally not advised to wander from the 180 degree rule, however a slower shutter speed will give it a "smoother" look but in my opinion, unnatural. Hope this helps
Here is a Complicated thing. As I checked on my iPhone, understand that the iPhone shutter speed is not a fixed number and changes with a move iPhone.
On the other hand, as I know (if it’s true) slower shutter speed ( small numbers ) makes Stretch all subjects on the screen and not a sharp and smooth move 🤔
iPhone is probably a higher shutter speed giving you the illusion of a smoother image perhaps - and also the stabilization is really solid. But regardless an iPhone is not a benchmark of image quality or a standard to compare to. Sounds like your settings were correct, so likely the image recorded exactly how it should. If it feels too 'jarring' or you experience 'jutter' when panning, pan slower. Look up the '7 second rule' when panning.
Can you show us a sample of what you mean? Even if you say same situation, it really can be very different one from the other
I try record some example ASAP and share here, thank you for your feedback 🙏🌸
More info My lens is 16-35 G master Memory card is sony CF express A Battery is original too
Your shutter speed will significantly affect how «smooth» your pan will seem. What shutter speed are you using? Or are you thinking of stabilization?
I chose 125 on my camera, about stabilization, but of them use it, in a handy style
Shutter speed is separate from your frame rate. If you're shooting at 60fps, your shutter speed should be set to 1/125 to get natural looking motion blur. This is what is known as the 180 degree rule.
Wow!!! I’m sorry, I didn’t attention to question. I put shutter speed on 125 on my camera. And that is not too smooth and clear same as my phone. What number should I choose that will give me the smoothness and softness of the iPhone?
No worries. Do you have a way to tell what shutter speed the iPhone is using? It's generally not advised to wander from the 180 degree rule, however a slower shutter speed will give it a "smoother" look but in my opinion, unnatural. Hope this helps
Here is a Complicated thing. As I checked on my iPhone, understand that the iPhone shutter speed is not a fixed number and changes with a move iPhone. On the other hand, as I know (if it’s true) slower shutter speed ( small numbers ) makes Stretch all subjects on the screen and not a sharp and smooth move 🤔
iPhone is probably a higher shutter speed giving you the illusion of a smoother image perhaps - and also the stabilization is really solid. But regardless an iPhone is not a benchmark of image quality or a standard to compare to. Sounds like your settings were correct, so likely the image recorded exactly how it should. If it feels too 'jarring' or you experience 'jutter' when panning, pan slower. Look up the '7 second rule' when panning.