So according to those guys, the human eye can only capture images at 25fps? They reckon their cameras are 10,000fps and that it is 400x faster than the human eye. KillerCrocker is going to have a field day
(yes, I saw the comments... I thought it was funny.. and it's still epic though, I love slow motion high sensitivity film like that)
if it makes you feel better, i actually laughed at the joke, but saw it as a perfect opportunity to use ixi's pic, because everybody knows i m the stuckup, humorless anti-fascist on the forum
So according to those guys, the human eye can only capture images at 25fps? They reckon their cameras are 10,000fps and that it is 400x faster than the human eye. KillerCrocker is going to have a field day
(yes, I saw the comments... I thought it was funny.. and it's still epic though, I love slow motion high sensitivity film like that)
The eye can se 25fps but the BRAIN can se 60ty
whatever:P
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if it makes you feel better, i actually laughed at the joke, but saw it as a perfect opportunity to use ixi's pic, because everybody knows i m the stuckup, humorless anti-fascist on the forum
Funnily enough, I do not find you what you said.
Perhaps you were too harsh before I joined but you did not give me that impression.
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the correct wording would be that the visual system is perceiving streams of pictures above a rate of 20 to 25 fps as a continuous experience (e.g. without flickering / stuttering).
some people are more prone to detect flickering though (experience with dynamic movement, like for example in fps games, seems to help train your eyes to it), so that figure seems to be relative to experience as well as to the way of how those 25 images are created (low framerate on CRT monitors for example is easier to spot than on TFTs).
the correct wording would be that the visual system is perceiving streams of pictures above a rate of 20 to 25 fps as a continuous experience (e.g. without flickering / stuttering).
some people are more prone to detect flickering though (experience with dynamic movement, like for example in fps games, seems to help train your eyes to it), so that figure seems to be relative to experience as well as to the way of how those 25 images are created (low framerate on CRT monitors for example is easier to spot than on TFTs).
Yes.
The bottom line is that the human eye can experience/detect far more than 24/25 frames per second. 24/25 is just the minimum.
EDIT: as i said, the above 75hz is for CRT monitors, other ways of projection (TFT, interlaced on TV, and double frames in cinema) are "easier on the eyes"
as for the notion that "the eyes" cant see more, here is a paper that should help you understand, that it is not the eyes with which we see, but with our brains (i.e. visual "limitations" stem from areas of the visual cortices and seem to be modifiable by learning / experience).
Perceptual Learning of Motion Leads to Faster Flicker Perception
Aaron R. Seitz, Jose E. Nanez, Sr., Steve R. Holloway, Takeo Watanabe
An illusion, my friend. You want to believe that. But be my guest.. live in your fantasy world
So if you sat down and started playing a fps or whatever and had 60 fps without you knowing, and then someone switched it over to 25 fps without you knowing, you wouldn't know the difference? As you say, it's just an illusion so if you weren't told of this switching, logically you wouldn't notice anything at all.
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