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I don't think that is the case when watching a movie. What does "unnaturally juddery" actually mean in that context? For a modern movie (after 2010), if they wa
by tuna74 1y ago
I don't think that is the case when watching a movie. What does "unnaturally juddery" actually mean in that context? For a modern movie (after 2010), if they wanted a different look they would have filmed it in a higher "capture rate".
- astrange 1y agoA movie projector will have fading or black frame insertion between each frame. An OLED displays the picture completely still and then instantly changes to the next one. If you're looking closely, that will seem unnatural. It's worse for a movie because those are 24fps.
- tuna74 1y agoDigital movie projectors have been a thing since 2005. I don't know what is "natural" with regards to projected or "TV-displayed" sequences of images.