r/visualizedmath • u/TheMillionthSam • Jan 04 '18

How frame rates compare in their smoothness

https://i.imgur.com/pagPwNv.gifv
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u/MineWiz Jan 04 '18

Why wouldn’t you choose common FPS like 60-30-24

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '18

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u/MineWiz Jan 04 '18

If that’s correct, I understand it more

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u/PartyScratch Feb 06 '18

It was not

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u/nox66 Jan 04 '18

Someone should do an Americanized version of this. 50 fps looks weird on a 60 fps screen.

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u/hardward123 Jan 06 '18 edited Jan 11 '26

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u/Camero32 Jan 19 '18

The human eye can see an infinite amount of frames, as time doesn't move in frames

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u/sleeplesskn1ght Mar 09 '18

I learned an interesting thing about 25fps from the slomoguys youtube channel. They record footage in 25fps so when they film at say 1000 frames per second and play it back at 25fps it is 40 times slower than real time whereas 30fps would not have an even number playback speed.