Why use twixtor?

Neguah, if you want you can send me a short clip of your original footage (please keep it small) and I'll have a look at it to see if I can better understand your problem. sebastian(at)nufan-film.de

About the shutter speed - a faster shutter will give you less motion blur but needs more light. But yes, less motion blur will most likely give you better results so try it!

I´ll go for you explanation first, and if I come up with the same, bad result I´ll send you the clip.

There are some rules regarding filming and shutter speed. Always use double shutter speed of fps. Haven´t compared 60fps, shutter speed 125 and 60fps, shutter speed 2000 in a bicycle race, so I don´t know what problem I might run into.

Slo-mo of any type will exaggerate the motion blur recoded by the camera. Yes, if you know you're going to slow down a clip in post, shoot the fastest shutter speed you comfortably can.

BenB wrote: Slo-mo of any type will exaggerate the motion blur recoded by the camera. Yes, if you know you're going to slow down a clip in post, shoot the fastest shutter speed you comfortably can.

Damn it! I should have known that before filming. No I only have 60 fps and 125 shutter speed.

Exactly in which area does difference shutter speed changing the picture/footages to the worse?
I was actually thinking of using slower shutter speed, but I didn´t know what the outcome would be.

Faster shutter, sharper image, less light means it needs a wider aperture. Faster for action, slower for glamour, so to speak.

Son of a b...

Why didn´t I think of that... I wanted so many slowmo clip. Well, well...