Another reason to shoot at 108060p: slow motion

Many people in this forum belittle 108060p, with false claims it is hard to play or edit (might be true for Apple computers). But besides the great quality you get with 108060p, you can get high-resolution slow motion video, using an editor and rendering the 108060p videos as 108030p (plus some other things in the editor).

As sharing sites such as Youtube convert to 30p anyway, you lose no resolution (1080) and you get ultra-smooth slow motion.

Here is a video example, with each regular-speed clip followed by the slo-mo version:

http://youtu.be/BLxGwXpWYYQ?hd=1

Be sure to select 1080p.

This video was created using Sony Vegas Pro.