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What games fo you play that play back at more than 100 fps? I know of no computer possible of playing back at that speed. most computers choke at playing back 30 fps without special hardware otr major compression.
Where do you get the info about motion blurring? It is a fact that the eye can not detect the fact that movies are a collection of still images played at a speed that the eye can not make that determination. Thus it looks like movement to your eye. there si no motion blur involved. in fact, great pains are taken to limit the amount of blur when shooting.
And the movies you see at the theatre, or anywhere for that matter, play at 24 fps (frames per second) and no movie plays the same frame twice. Unless of course the editor put it in that way to achieve a certain effect.
bob
What games fo you play that play back at more than 100 fps? I know of no computer possible of playing back at that speed. most computers choke at playing back 30 fps without special hardware otr major compression.
Where do you get the info about motion blurring? It is a fact that the eye can not detect the fact that movies are a collection of still images played at a speed that the eye can not make that determination. Thus it looks like movement to your eye. there si no motion blur involved. in fact, great pains are taken to limit the amount of blur when shooting.
And the movies you see at the theatre, or anywhere for that matter, play at 24 fps (frames per second) and no movie plays the same frame twice. Unless of course the editor put it in that way to achieve a certain effect.
bob
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