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unless you internally processed images at 24 frames per second, yes. however you'd be hard pressed to simulate this manually without any wave generator, which
by catshirt 14y ago
unless you internally processed images at 24 frames per second, yes.
however you'd be hard pressed to simulate this manually without any wave generator, which is why the speaker is crucial to the illusion.
- zapdrive 14y agoI think normally we process 15-16 frames per second. So if I did this with a 16hz wave, would I see the same effect?
- Dylan16807 14y agoEyes don't work like that at all. They're continuous. You can fake motion with a low rate of pre-blurred frames, but parts of perception can get all the way up to hundreds of fps.
- vacri 14y agoIf we only processed the equivalent of that many frames per second, it'd be pointless having 60Hz monitors.
- catshirt 14y agoor 24fps cameras.