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My personal opinion is that in the “old days” when people were experimenting with HFR (The Hobbit?) there was actually a visual loss simply because exposing the
by joshspankit 4y ago
My personal opinion is that in the “old days” when people were experimenting with HFR (The Hobbit?) there was actually a visual loss simply because exposing the frame for less time let in less light which led to a slightly flatter colours and lower dynamic range.
Now that we can do HFR in software, we’re not bound by that limitation.
I might be wrong though: I’m not in the movie industry, I just enjoy them.
- joshspankit 4y agoAlso: does anyone know if Bullet Train was HFR? I can’t find hard data, but it felt nicely smooth in theatre