A low frame rate such as 24 fps will give your video a filmic look, while higher frame rates like 60 fps and 120 fps will allow you to slow down your footage in post-production. If you plan to edit your footage then you will want to go with the ‘For Editing (ALL I)’ option.ĭisplayed as ‘fps’, frames per second, your frame rate changes the look and feel of your video footage. If you want to shoot video that’s ready to go straight out of your camera onto your social media channels then you will want to use the ‘Standard (IPB)’ mode. In the Full HD menu, there are two options: the ‘For Editing (ALL I)’ Full HD and the ‘Standard (IPB)’ Full HD. For the highest quality results, especially if you plan to invest more time in editing your footage, you will want to shoot in 4K. Select Your Movie Recording Video Size and Qualityĭecide whether you’d like to shoot your video in Full HD or 4K. MP4 mode won’t give you a 4K shooting option, however it is typically better to shoot in this mode if you don’t want to spend too much time editing your footage after your shoot.

MOV video shooting mode you will have access to your camera’s highest quality 4K and full HD video features.

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