Does the OP really think directors intend to shoot at 24fps because of the artistic beauty of 100 year old technology, or because thats how it will be played an

Does the OP really think directors intend to shoot at 24fps because of the artistic beauty of 100 year old technology, or because thats how it will be played and they do the best the can with it? It's clear from the IMAX, etc versions of movies like Avatar and James Cameron pushing for 48fps that this is a severe restriction on what a film maker can do. I think most film makers would love to be able to control all the things a modern HDTV can do to an image. I think this article is the equivalent of saying that we shouldn't have rounded corners on websites because designers have to work with IE in mind. OMG look how badly Chrome is screwing up those beautiful square corners.