Why does 60fps look so fast?
Cheers. This is because we are used to watching 30 fps (frames per second) video. Any TV show or YouTube video will most likely have been shot and broadcast in 30 fps as it’s a standard national frame rate. When we see 60 fps video, we are watching double the frames we are used to seeing.
What makes 24fps cinematic?
When shooting 24 FPS you can have a shutter speed twice as long, as you have two times as much time between frames. Shooting 48 FPS means your shutter can be open for less time, creating less motion blur on the individual frames.
How many frames per second is fast forward?
Typically a video is recorded in 60fps is then slowed down to 24 or 30 fps. This allows for a smooth slow-motion effort during post-production. Any frame rate that is over 60 frames per second is considered a high-speed frame rate. Some cameras on the more professional side will go as fast as 1,000 frames per second.
Why do movies have 24 frames per second (fps)?
As they say if you want real look out a window. If you want to watch a movie watch it at 24 frames. Originally 24fps was chosen as the film frame rate as a compromise between having a frame rate fast enough to create fluid motion to the eye and keeping film stock costs down.
Is 24fps the right way to go for cinematic look?
So, for a cinematic look, 24fps actually is the right way. The problem is that people often confuse “cinematic look” with “better looking”. It all depends on what you want to achieve… Hollywood movies always were and still are shot at 24 frames per second on film. Click to expand… You mean DELIVERED at 24 fps.
What is the exposure time on a 24fps camera?
If the frame rate is 24 FPS, the exposure time for each frame is 1/48 second. (Some film cameras even have variable shutter open time, which allows changing exposure without touching the lens aperture). Some electronic cine cameras still retain a rotating mechanical shutter, but most do not.
Why are 60fps movies so hard to distribute?
Another problem is if a movie is shot at 60fps and then converted to 24,25 and 30fps for distribution then those extra frames shot must get dropped somehow. No trouble going from 60 to 30 you can either drop every other frame or blend every two together.