plz stop uploading in the wrong framerate :'(,(reply>), There are reasons, mainly the fact that light sources in Europe are running at 50Hz (or a multiple thereof, but usually no higher than 100Hz), which - when recorded on a 60FPS camera - would introduce visible shimmer or even flicker, which nobody wants.,(reply>), You clearly didn't read what I said. This is HIS camera, HIS video, HIS editing. At the end of the day it is HIS choice to use a camera that records at 50 fps not YOURS. How about YOU spend the money to buy HIM a new camera that records at 60 fps and 1080p.,(reply>), megazenn22 Except that there is a reason not to film at 60, as I said earlier, he's filming in Europe where they use 50Hz power, filming in 60FPS would make a lot of his videos flicker due to the mismatch between the framerate and the frequency of artificial lighting.,(reply>), DONT CONVERT, FILM AT 60 THANKS NO REASON NOT TO,(reply>), megazenn22 Properly converting the framerate of a video isn't that simple, particularly when it comes to upscaling. You either have to double frames, which causes stuttering effects, or generate new frames by interpolation, which requires a lot of processing power and can result in all sorts of artifacts