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Sure, but most hand drawn animation is done at 12 FPS or lower. Even just upsampling from 12 to 24 would be awesome and wouldn't get into the territory where th
by modeless 4y ago
Sure, but most hand drawn animation is done at 12 FPS or lower. Even just upsampling from 12 to 24 would be awesome and wouldn't get into the territory where the soap opera effect is caused by the framerate itself.
- dagmx 4y agoThis would change the acting choices the animator made however. to take my response from elsewhere , consider a single drawn frame impact that is held for 2 or more frames. That timing is integral to the performance. When you interpolate, it no longer holds the right amount so the performance changes. People may scoff at that, but it’s a huge deal for artists. It was hell when we had dailies and motion smoothing on one of the TVs turned on (if we weren’t using screening rooms). Suddenly all the notes were different and acting didn’t feel right.
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