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Originally Posted by Valkyre
αυτο για την αργη κινηση το εβαλα για χαβαλε και επειδη μου φανηκε ενδιαφερον. προφανως αφου μιλαμε για αργη κινηση δεν θα εξετασουμε μια ταινια με τα ιδια κριτηρια (lol - "δειτε το Hobbit σε slow motion στα 2,564 fps / Bullet-time HFR. η ταινια που διαρκει 2 χρονια!" :P)Quote:
Originally Posted by psx3
δειτε και αυτο. βασικα πιστευω οτι θελουν να τα πανε στα 120 για να ειναι απολυτα ομαλη μια ταινια, σε αργες ή γρηγορες κινησεις
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Trumbull also did research into frame rate, running a series of tests with 35 mm stock filmed and projected at various speeds, shown to audiences who were instrumented to biometrically test their responses. He found that as the frame rate increased, so did the viewer's emotional reaction.
Trumbull discovered that although viewers see smooth motion from film displayed at 24 frames per second (fps), the standard in motion pictures for decades, they are subconsciously still aware of the flicker. This awareness reduces the emotional impact of the film. As the speed of projection ramped up, so did the emotional response, peaking at 72 fps. After that speed, no further improvements were noted.
