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Author:	Topic: Confusion over 24 / 25p in FCP:
jujuman Member
	Posted: Fri, 01 Jun 2007 09:32AM	Email Print Text-only View thread
	Please could somebody offer some advice; I want to experiement in 25p mode on my Canon XL2 -(Note: this is the PAL version which differs from the NTSC version and only has 2 position switch for frame rate; 50i and 25p. I am assuming that 24 and 25p is close enough as to not make much difference? I would like to import some footage 25p into FCP, edit it and then export it back out. Retainig the 25p frame rate throughtout. But I am at a loss as to what capture / export setting I should use. I have read counless web documents on the subject but they are virtually all biased towards NTSC workflows, and genuine 24p on the NTSC version over the camera. I have experiemtned with a variey of settings but I not getting the effect I'm looking for. Is anybody doing regularly? and able to offer a few tips and tricks. Thanks,
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