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This. Some people aren't able to tell this apparently but it absolutely bothers the heck out of me. Probably the reason why I'm not a fan of 48fps either. I s
by newman314 14y ago
This.
Some people aren't able to tell this apparently but it absolutely bothers the heck out of me. Probably the reason why I'm not a fan of 48fps either.
I still think it would be useful to have a variable rate player. 24fps for normal scenes and 48fps for action.
- gizmo686 14y agoIs there a detectable (to human) difference between a 24fps screen and a 48fps screen where the image only changes every other frame. I can see how this would work with film based projectors, but my understanding of TVs is that pixels are always on and simply change states between frames, so 'changing' to an identical frame should have no effect.
- Tuna-Fish 14y agoHaving the frame change every second frame would mean that the screen would be changing the picture only half the time, while it normally is always changing the color of some pixel. Not sure that this is not just a pure win.
- mmcnickle 14y agoIt affects the amount of motion blur that has to be applied to give a feeling of fluid movement, especially action scenes.
- fla 14y agoVery glad I'm not the only one to notice it.