Hi all,
Now we have HD video which is starting to look good. A good 720 spatial resolution goes a long way, not to mention 1080. But I haven't seen any discussion at all about high definition in the third dimension, time. The old 24 fps of movies must be one of those old constants that were defined by the limitations of technology once upon a time. It requires a good camera man / woman to shoot good pans without judder. With poor temporal resolution we have to reduce spatial resolution (blur the image) not to get aliasing.
I would imagine that 50 fps or so whould make the life of movie makers much easier and the viewing experience much more pleasant.
Any rumours about when we will get 50 fps movies (or, given that Hollywood rules, 60 fps)?
Arto
Now we have HD video which is starting to look good. A good 720 spatial resolution goes a long way, not to mention 1080. But I haven't seen any discussion at all about high definition in the third dimension, time. The old 24 fps of movies must be one of those old constants that were defined by the limitations of technology once upon a time. It requires a good camera man / woman to shoot good pans without judder. With poor temporal resolution we have to reduce spatial resolution (blur the image) not to get aliasing.
I would imagine that 50 fps or so whould make the life of movie makers much easier and the viewing experience much more pleasant.
Any rumours about when we will get 50 fps movies (or, given that Hollywood rules, 60 fps)?
Arto