FPS NTSC & PAL Film/Digital

[flamingo]

Hope someone can ans. this...

What is the fps (NTSC & PAL) for standard cinema film & digital (if a difference) projected in a movie theatre?
In case that was not clear enough lol

The projector in a US theatre standard FPS for film is:
The projector in a European (PAL) theatre FPS for film is:
If we are talking about Digital Film in both cases what would be the stand FPS for digital in both cases?

Hope someone out in the forum can answer this one. I think I' ve been visiting the wron place s before...seems like a lot of conversation and with just a brief look at the post I think I hit the motherload!!! Thanks for the help in advance!

[tinker]

There is no PAL or NTSC film. Those are television standards.
Film is shot at 24 frames/sec
PAL TV is working with 25 frames
NTSC TV is 29.97 frames
Computer drive does not care about this, so you can play both PAL and NTSC DVD on your computer, only thing what holds back computer is a Region setting on DVD and your computer drive.

[Krispy Kritter]

More than you ever need to know: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frame_rate & http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_image_formats

[edong]

"wanted to knw about frame rates because I wanted to take advantage of my sisters' new job in the theatres..he he and do some filming if you know what I mean..wanted to know what is the or should be the fps for the dig. cam i have for NTSC..23.97, 24 or 25"

That's what the OP is planning to do so guys please help him.

[manono]

That's what the OP is planning to do so guys please help him.

I didn't get that from his post at all. If he wanted to do some filming and he's in the US, then why would he be asking about the framerates in European movie theaters?

[Krispy Kritter]

Original film specs have nothing to do with what is recorded on a camera anyway.