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minus-square@refalo@programming.devlinkfedilink0•6 months ago rotten But doesn’t it typically result in higher motion clarity on LCD?
minus-squareEpheralinkfedilink3•6 months agoTheir comment was tongue-in-cheek, I’m pretty sure. Yes, higher FPS absolutely results in better motion clarity. In particular, 15 FPS is so low that it’s likely to be perceived as individual pictures rather than continuous motion.
But doesn’t it typically result in higher motion clarity on LCD?
Their comment was tongue-in-cheek, I’m pretty sure.
Yes, higher FPS absolutely results in better motion clarity. In particular, 15 FPS is so low that it’s likely to be perceived as individual pictures rather than continuous motion.