How to Find Super Slow Motion on a Panasonic Hc - X1 4k video camera - 120 fps

Tutorial If You Can’t Find Slow Motion On The HC-X1 Camera No More INVALID Message Subscribe: ****** I believe this should also work for Panasonic AG-UX90 and Panasonic AG-UX180 Super Slow Motion. I’ve had my Panasonic HC-X1 4K Video Camera for over a week and I had no idea how to unlock the 120fps super slow motion feature. There wasn’t a lot of information online or on YouTube, so I thought I’d make a tutorial to show owners of the camera how to access this somewhat hidden feature. You may have found the Slow Motion option in the User Customization menu and assigned it to a User button. But after that you probably still got the INVALID message on screen when you tried to go slow-mo. The secret is that you have to change the Record Format in the System Mode menu to one of 2 specific modes. Not only that, but the 2 modes are kind of hidden, and you have to scroll all the way down to find them down there. FHD 1080p 23.97 fps 50M or FHD 1080p 29.97p 50M. If you select any other mode, any other frame rate or any other M besides 50 it will not work. Once everything is set, the custom button you created will now work for Super Slow. Unlike 60fps slow motion, the 120fps slow motion actually outputs in 24 or 30 fps already slowed down to 1/4th speed slow motion. You do not have to do anything in post production. You will not get a file at 120fps. It will not record any audio, and because you should manually set the frame rate to 1/250 (double the frame rate for cinema motion blur) it does not work well indoors without adding a lot of grain with gain (you can see the dancing part is really bad looking and not just due to the dancing. If you have any other questions, or tips for me, let me know in the comments!

Whats UP! Today we are going to talk about the HC-X1’s HD Super Slow Motion 120fps Function, and how to access it on your camera. You might think that would be easy because its a cool feature. But It is not explained well in the manual and the internets are not helpful. So here’s how you get away from INVALID and get into Super Slow Mo. The first thing you need to do is to assign super slow motion to a user button. You do this by going into the MENU Going to USER SW And selecting one of the 9 physical or 4 menu user buttons, we'll do user 1 here, and change it to Super Slow by scrolling down and then pressing in on the scroll wheel to set . Many of you probably figured that much out on your own...but when you press the button... The secret is that you have to change the Record Format, and surprisingly not to 120fps Go back to the menu Go to System mode Go to Rec Format Now scroll ALL THE WAY DOWN And you will see 2 FHD Options [Oh Hello] with 50M next to them. 30 or 24fps. You MUST select one of those 2 Record Formats which resets the system and makes your user button go from Invalid to Super Low Motion ON. Game on! Game on! It works best outdoors because you will have to Remember to manually set your shutter speed to a darker 1/250 for the correct motion blur. Keep in mind, in this mode there will be no audio, there will be no 4k, and the video will come out 1/4 speed in slow motion, its not like 60fps slow motion technique where you have to reinterperet the footage on your own. The camera does it for you. Ez PZ Lemon Squeezy. Thats it, thats the trick. A trick they don’t even explain in the instructions. It is so weird, its like they don’t want footage like this to happen... HC-X1 Owners, was this video helpful? If so please leave a comment, check out my other videos and don't forget to like and subscriiiiiibbbee.