NTSC vs PAL - what should you choose?

I was wondering whether the voice change was influenced rather by the change of camera and their different mics than the use of NTSC 24fps in an PAL 25fps environment? Is that not just as plausible :)

Thank you. Great explanation

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Excellent

Please state correctly. Pal, or more correct 50 hz, is used in most of the world. MIST OF THE WORLD…Not just Europe, Australia etc, but every where outside America’s and a very few other countries 😖😖😖.
Higher pitched voices, and speed up, only apply to 24fps sped up to Pal speeds..
Being that 50hz countries out number 60hz countries…. Everybody should follow that route..

What? GoPro can't set PAL!
I've used GoPros since the original GoPro HD Hero, and, despite that camera's horrible settings menus, NTSC and PAL were both available, even then.

Perhaps you use the term "GoPro" to mean any generic action camera, some of which may not provide a setting?

Of course, "PAL" and "NTSC" are both obsolete systems from the days of analogue TV, and it's a pity camera manufacturers don't make it clear what the setting is actually for.

Can the NSTC audio track and video change slightly faster "PAL", as in the PAL version you can see differences from the audio track but not the video quality. What would be the perspectives on this?

Hi, I live in Italy but I'm thinking anyway to shut outside in NTSC 30fps (60ss) and to use it in the timeline set at 24fps, so I can have the possibility to have a minimum slo-mo of 0,8 in case I would need. Do you think it can work?

Jesus, I have to give you a thumb up, Maybe it's wildly known by “ Pro " but you gave an answer to the myth why my the camera I bought in China came with only 100fps (M6 M2). I'm noob with cam btw but thx for the great info

Great video. Is there a reason why America chose 24 fps instead of 25fps?

If you have issues with flickering due to using another region system (usually people want to use NTSC in 50 Hz countries), you can always change shutter speed slightly for such scenes (i.e. to 50 for NTSC 30 fps) and I doubt anyone would ever notice it.

Hi Roger! I enjoyed today's livestream with Rafael Ludwig and I wish you all the luck with the tips he had for us. On this subject, PAL vs. NTSC, I've been experimenting a lot lately with my Sony mirrorless (A5100, A6400 and an A7III).
I'm based in Sweden so my natural choice is PAL which I use when I do client videos. But when it comes to livestreaming my guitar playing workshops where I'm pushing it really hard with a 3 camera setup (using the Atem Mini Pro and a capture card + Thunderbolt Dock), I'm trying to make everything as smooth as possible because people need to see my hands, the guitar strings and all movements. Some things I play are fast and considering every little moment, Ive been testing both PAL and NTSC. The latter because of wanting to use 30 fps that gets a bit more frames into a second than 24 or 25fps. This difference can sound silly to someone but I really wanted to try everything. Strangely, I haven't noticed any flickering with NTSC but I might have been visually concentrated too much on the guitar and camera angles.
Then the ECAMM software has 30fps setting of the video output rate, it can also use 60fps. Also, sometimes it's better to use manual focus because AF can start hunting me considering that I also have 3-4 lights in the background as well as my quite dark overall setup. Still working on it....

Great video, really enjoying your channel :)

Nice explanation. Almost to 1000!