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Just a personal 48FPS testimonial here... For some reason I found myself at an IATSE event. IATSE is a union for motion picture professionals. At the end, th
by philmcc 14y ago
Just a personal 48FPS testimonial here...
For some reason I found myself at an IATSE event. IATSE is a union for motion picture professionals. At the end, they projected a scene, once in 24fps, the second time in 48fps.
48fps looked "real" to my eyes, insomuch as it looked how I imagine it would've looked to have been in the room.
Unfortunately, that's not the look I like in films and movies. It truly looked like a soap opera.
There's a chance that 30 minutes into the Hobbit, peoples eyes will acclimate, and you'll forget, but I think those initial scenes are going to be a bit of a disappointment.
- __david__ 14y agoMy friend saw the 10 minute Hobbit footage and said the exact same thing. He felt like he was looking at a play of the Hobbit--watching costumed people walk around a set. He couldn't get it to shift into that "watching a movie" place in his mind. But you're right--it might be that 10 minutes is just not long enough to adjust. I'm skeptical but I do want to try it.
- philmcc 14y agoI half wonder if PJ has just spent so much time seeing his movies as they are being made,that he's frustrated that audiences don't see them -that way-... maybe on set is normal for him, and in order to get the audience to see "normally"... ...48FPS would nail it right on the head.