The article states that jurors who saw both were slightly more likely to convict. That is, the effect of the slow-mo was reduced if they also saw the real time.

The article states that jurors who saw both were slightly more likely to convict. That is, the effect of the slow-mo was reduced if they also saw the real time. It doesn't address the ordering question. Thanks for the links. A lot of data there. Hope I don't reach the wrong conclusion. ;)