> It can come in the form of changing frame rates on an entire TV show from 24 frames per second to 60 because a network is, rationally or not, dedicated to tha

> It can come in the form of changing frame rates on an entire TV show from 24 frames per second to 60 because a network is, rationally or not, dedicated to that second number. I don't understand why 60fps is the default for all nrw productions. Lots of movies today cut the action into tiny pieces, make the camera shake a lot and the set itself may shake as well. With 24 frames per second one can hardly see anything but blurred colors. Slow camera pans also tend to become choppy and unpleasant to lool at.