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> And if I display the exact same frame twice in a row at 48fps I get 24fps. Not quite. Shooting at 48fps requires a faster shutter speed than 24fps (1/48 vs 1

• lucian1900 14y ago
  Which is great! Motion blur sucks ass. And if the film maker wants blur sometimes, they can still add it, without compromising the entire film.
  • brazzy 14y ago
    Um, no. Motion blur is absolutely essential for smooth movements. Showing 48fps material by displaying every other frame at 24fps will look, much much choppier than 24fps material.
    • lucian1900 14y ago
      Of course, but that's not what I mean. Shoot at 48fps and blur each frame as appropriate, just like games do. It's not exactly hard.
• ricardobeat 14y ago
  In theory you could shoot 48fps at 1/48.