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As to the 24 FPS feel of cinema, it's entirely what one is accustomed to. Much like classical music gets associated with grandeur and emotion, yet only in some
by paulryanrogers 4y ago
As to the 24 FPS feel of cinema, it's entirely what one is accustomed to. Much like classical music gets associated with grandeur and emotion, yet only in some cultures. I for one love 300x200 graphics of my youth, and still have come to appreciate higher resolutions -- even in games with pixel art assets.
Newer generations growing up with 30+ FPS and better animation will develop different tastes.
- tshaddox 4y ago> As to the 24 FPS feel of cinema, it's entirely what one is accustomed to. Yep, and it’s also mistakenly assumed to be a necessary ingredient of all the great films you remember, rather than a nearly unavoidable ingredient. After all, those great films were all 24 FPS! And they used that medium in really creative and technically proficient ways! And that’s true and great. But all the bad films were also 24 FPS, and it would be weird to say “imagine how much worse that terrible low budget film from 1978 would have been if they had modern professional digital cameras and shot in 48 FPS.”