StuOhQ on 13 January 2019
It's mostly interpolation that makes film at 24 fps look bad on 4K TVs (i.e. the judder effect). The idea that 24 fps was chosen as the absolute minimum needed to trick the brain is also false. All sort of animation features lower frame rates. It was a relatively fluid image with an easily divisible number - which made for easy editing.
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