Operation Manual

MAVO LF Operation Manual（KineOS 6.2）

3.3 Slow-Mo and Quick-Mo

3.3.1 Two Types of FPS

Sensor fps: It is the capturing fps of the sensor. Shown on the up center on

the UI as well as on the slate, it can be set by the shortcut button [2].

Project fps: It is the fps that is used for playback clips, editing clips or

delivery. You can choose one of them based on your need. For example:

24fps for movie and 25fps for TV release (PAL). Set the Project FPS:

[ConfigurationShootingProject FPS]

When the Project fps is set to 25fps, whatever you set your sensor fps, clips

will be played at 25fps in post-production or in-camera playback. For

example: we usually choose 22fps Sensor fps for shooting action movies, but

choose 25fps for playback. It makes the actions seems faster when playback.

The factory setting of project fps is 25fps.

3.3.2 User-defined Sensor FPS

Regular fps, like 24, 25, 30, 48, 50, 96, 200, are available in FPS Shortcut List;

you may also customize other fps in menu.

[ConfigurationShootingCustom Sensor FPS]

You can define three fps to any value between minimum fps (0.2fps) and the

max fps of current resolution w/ accuracy 0.001fps.

 Define the sensor FPS to 22fps, there will be 22fps option in the

sensor shortcut list at any resolutions;

 Define the sensor FPS to 149fps, the 149fps option would not appear

at S35 4K resolutions, but will appear in the Sensor fps menu at M4/3

3K resolutions.

You can delete the customized Sensor fps by modifying it to 24 fps.

NOTE When shoot slow-mo or fast-mo (Sensor FPS is different from

Project FPS), the audio track will not be packaged into mov file if

the record codec is ProRes mov, but instead two uncompressed

audio files are in the clip folder.

Menu Operation

Change Project FPS

[ConfigurationShooting

Project FPS]

Shortcut List

Change Sensor FPS

Shortcut Button [2] twice

Menu Operation

Custom sensor FPS

[ConfigurationShooting

Custom Sensor FPS]