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- From: psheffield@earthlink.net (Patrick Sheffield)
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- Subject: Re: Frames Second (fps)
- Date: 9 Apr 1996 08:53:19 GMT
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- >>As does NTSC (30 frames/ps, 60 fields/ps). Thank God for PAL? eh? since when
- >>is it better to lower you frame rate when rendering moving objects?
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- >25 frames/sec. is fast enough to get a smooth motion (film uses 24fps) but
- >NTSC has 100 lines less of resolution or so. I can always se when a TV-show
- >has been converted from NTSC by the blurry image.
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- Yes, there is less spatial resolution in NTSC, however the blurry image
- probably results from frame averaging as a result of converting 30 fps to
- 25 fps.
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- Patrick Sheffield
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