user23719: As shutter speed affects the coming light on sensor.But has it any affect on movement of subjects in video?

user23721: Two things

The video gets brighter
The lower the shutter speed means more motion blur which makes it look more natural for the viewer


user5347: A simple rule of thumb is to set shutter speed to double (x2) your project framerate.
EG: PAL project 25fps / Choose 50 shutter speed

user1697: A high shutter speed can make individual frames look more crisp but make large motion look like it is stuttering. e.g. fast panning looks like it is flickering or jumping
A low shutter speed can make individual frames look blurred and make the motion look smooth.

23719: <p>As shutter speed affects the coming light on sensor.But has it any affect on movement of subjects in video?</p>
 23721: <p>Two things</p>

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<li><p>The video gets brighter</p></li>
<li><p>The lower the shutter speed means more motion blur which makes it look more natural for the viewer</p></li>
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 5347: <p>A simple rule of thumb is to set shutter speed to double (x2) your project framerate.</p>

<p>EG: PAL project 25fps / Choose 50 shutter speed</p>
 1697: <p>A high shutter speed can make individual frames look more crisp but make large motion look like it is stuttering. e.g. fast panning looks like it is flickering or jumping</p>

<p>A low shutter speed can make individual frames look blurred and make the motion look smooth.</p>
