NTSC vs. PAL: The Ultimate Guide to System Frequency

Unlock the secrets of NTSC and PAL system frequencies in this enlightening video! Ever wondered about frame rates, progressive vs. interlaced, or why we shoot movies at 24p? We've got you covered.
Discover the history behind 24p, the sweet spot for cinematic motion, and why it's stuck around for decades. Learn how TV frame rates evolved from interlaced (60i and 50i) to the superior progressive (25p, 30p) format.
Explore the differences in regions-NTSC with 30p and 60i, PAL with 50i and 25p-and how they relate to electricity frequencies. Confused about frame rate choices? We've got graphics to help you decide!
In a nutshell, shoot 23.976 or 24p for that cinematic feel, 25p for PAL simplicity, and for the web, it's your call. Debunking the myth: 25p looks just as cinematic as 24p!
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