I have the Nikon D5000 which records 720p 24fps.
The best is to complete a project in that format and also do the
final rendering with those settings.
I have mixed the footage with "PAL" footage (25fps) and rendered to
PAL standard with very good results.
The rendering time obviously depends on your computer power but
you can always do it when you sleep ;-) .
Must say though that rendering such material on my vintage computer does not
take very long and I know your computer is much better than mine but
then I don't
know your friends computer.
Let your friend decide on the camera he/she likes and I don't think
there will be
problems editing the material.
Uwe
>
> First. Thanks to all who helped me understand about partitioning HDD.
> Now I have been asked the question by a friend who uses PP CS4 but who
> is about to travel & wants to buy a pocket sized digital still cam
> which takes video...As I note these vary in frame rates 24, 30, 29.97
> (or one only of these) but I in PAL land have only filmed and edited
> in 25 fps. I know PP can edit in these rates but what about when one
> comes to exporting and changing frame rates to 25. This looks like
> taking for ever and dropping quality ??? Kelvin
>
>
>
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