Shooting 16mm at the beach questions...

[DigitalFriend]

I have a whole inane bunch of questions, complete with test stils here:
http://www.riggedproductions.com/16mm.htm

Let me know what you think, thanks!

[cowboykurtis]

if youre shooting towards the water, epecially with a distinuishable tide coming in, you will want to shoot the waves at 28 frames a second -- theres is an odd effect that occurs when shooting waves at 24 frames a second, they seem sped up even though you are shooting regular speed - 28 frames makes them appear to be moving at a natural speed.

[cowboykurtis]

if youre shooting towards the water, epecially with a distinuishable tide coming in, you will want to shoot the waves at 28 frames a second -- theres is an odd effect that occurs when shooting waves at 24 frames a second, they seem sped up even though you are shooting regular speed - 28 frames makes them appear to be moving at a natural speed.

[mutinyco]

You need a bounce board. His face was getting dark. Make sure you have a board to bounce light into the shadows.