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Amen to higher frame rates. If you haven't played a video game at 90+ fps yet, you don't know what you're missing.
by Raphael 17y ago
Amen to higher frame rates. If you haven't played a video game at 90+ fps yet, you don't know what you're missing.
- RevRal 17y agoYou don't want very high frame rates in movies, unless you're going for a home video look.
- tuacker 17y agoRelevant: http://xkcd.com/732/ http://xkcd.com/732/ (alt text)
- naz 17y agoVideo games are different. For the most part there is no motion blur so your brain perceives juddering. Film doesn't have this problem.
- plorkyeran 17y agoThe point would be to remove the need for disgusting amounts of motion blur in films.
- aufreak3 17y agoAt Broadcast Asia 2008, I saw a football game displayed on a multi-HD resolution screen (I think 12x HD, but not sure) @60fps. I should say it took the audience to the game. You can tell individual faces in a packed pavilion. Its all moving in the right direction - more fun.