Well, that is possible. But it doesn’t change the result. When I watch something with higher fps, I suddenly see all the film work. The way the scene is lit artificially, the way the set pieces were placed, the way the actors were directed to first look here and then turn there… It’s like looking at a magician show and seeing and understanding all the tricks he’s doing. It is interesting in some way, but not for long if you’re not into the technical side. You can’t see the intended result - the magic.
skisnow@lemmy.ca 1 month ago
Thing is, I suspect you’ve been conditioned to it, rather than it being inherently good.
angrystego@lemmy.world 1 month ago
Well, that is possible. But it doesn’t change the result. When I watch something with higher fps, I suddenly see all the film work. The way the scene is lit artificially, the way the set pieces were placed, the way the actors were directed to first look here and then turn there… It’s like looking at a magician show and seeing and understanding all the tricks he’s doing. It is interesting in some way, but not for long if you’re not into the technical side. You can’t see the intended result - the magic.
skisnow@lemmy.ca 1 month ago
So let’s force them to up their game. Don’t let them get away with half-assed lighting or shit acting just because it worked in 24fps.