| Pineapple said: He's right, though. The human eye sees 24 frames per second as fluid. He never (as far as I can tell) says that the human eye can't observe higher, just that it's fluid at 24 frames per second. And it is. |
You are entirely wrong, do some research. 24fps is not fluid, even at the movies. 24fps is used specifically to make movies not look real, if they had a 60fps frame rate they would look like "live action footage". If you have a TV that can do 100hsimilar tech, that interpolates frames then you can see what this looks like. It makes Hollywood action typee films look hilarious and fake because they look too smooth and real.
Not only this, but films are obviously choreographed to exploit the 24fps limitation in terms of smooth panning and image retention from previous framesextra porocessing etc etc etc....the camera in a video game is controlled by the user.
