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And the difference between 480 and 1000 Hz is perceptible?
by Sporktacular 2y ago
And the difference between 480 and 1000 Hz is perceptible?
- mrob 2y agoFor smooth and fast motion, yes. Although I don't have such fast displays for testing, you can simulate the effect of sample-and-hold blur by applying linear motion blur in a linear color space. A static image (e.g. the sample-and-hold frame) with moving eyeballs (as in smooth pursuit eye tracking) looks identical to a moving image with static eyeballs, and the linear motion blur effect gives a good approximation of that moving image.