Can’t find an “ask tech” community, so asking here.
Most screens have a refresh rate of at least 60Hz, our storage space is massive, and it hurts to watch videos that have fast moving objects or scenes.
Can’t find an “ask tech” community, so asking here.
Most screens have a refresh rate of at least 60Hz, our storage space is massive, and it hurts to watch videos that have fast moving objects or scenes.
Because the classic motion blur is still based off 24fps
If you shoot 60fps, then using the 180° shutter rule you’re looking at 1/120 second which is much darker than 24 (1/48 or 1/50 second).
Also slow motion which was shot at 240fps will now just be 4 times slower rather than 10 times slower.