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1920x1080 frame sizes are literally upscaled from a 1280x720 frame, I have seen no tangible evidence that this is in fact the case. Scaling of that sort should produce telltale irregularities in fine diagonal lines, and I've yet to see a sample image that demonstrates this artifact. The sample frames I included contain numerous fine details that expose the limits of MJPEG 1080p resolution. To my eyes, they appear to be directly captured from the image sensor rather than upscaled. #7 If I record 1080/24p and have the shutter at 50 - will that produce low quality video files? I'm looking to use the shutter speed that will give me the most filmic results with 24p. #8 The 100Mbps GH2 Low Light MJPEG 1080p Patch records only at 30fps on both PAL and NTSC cameras. Any shutter speed 1/30 second or faster should produce high quality results. #9 Mj882Honestly, it's going to be hard to spot the difference between 24 and 30p, especially if you are posting on the internet.You could always add a film-look plugin, like Magic Bullet. #10 Really? Not sure if it's me, but 30p doesn't seem to have the organic look that 24p (25p) depict. #11 Mj882Honestly, it's going to be hard to spot the difference between 24 and 30p, especially if you are posting on the internet.You could always add a film-look plugin, like Magic Bullet. That's crazy talk. There's a huge difference between 24fps and 30fps. #12 That's crazy talk. There's a huge difference