New 60 fps....or not?

Trafalgarwar96Trafalgarwar96 Member Posts: 580 ★★★
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  • AshacekarAshacekar Member Posts: 2,189 ★★★★★
    edited October 20
    I work in a video related Software company. Was recently working on 4fps, 10 fps, 20 fps and 30 fps. It will be hard to tell from bare eyes especially when many things are happening on screen but if a frame count is added you can see a drastic change in quality. 30 frames in 1 second and 60 frames in 1 second, you will see a more and smoother movements in later. You can also pause comparison at a particular time and there will be noticeable difference (as in your screenshot).
  • captain_rogerscaptain_rogers Member Posts: 10,346 ★★★★★
    In childhood have you did the assignment where you have to draw the same image on each page of a notebook and when you go through the book it looks like a moving picture?

    Imagine the game like that. Each second, the game goes through the book. 30 fps means the book has 30 pages, or 30 frames, which means less precision. You have to skip some details.

    But in 60 fps, the precision of the graphics is double. So you can notice some details which were not visible previously. And the animations will be smoother than 30 fps.
  • JLordVileJJLordVileJ Member Posts: 4,992 ★★★★★
    Okay so I do film and before I started, I looked a lot at the basics of film and photography. Basically imagine you were to have a classic camera, using a shutter and you were taking a video, for arguments sake. Say it opened once every second then where that image is every second would be what you see. If it is two every second, imagine it as the shutter opening and closing twice in a second so it captures it in two places in the second, giving it more detail etc. Now if you had it at 30 fps, then in one second, you have 30 frames, 30 pictures that make up the movement ig. The more frames you have the smoother the movement because you are theoretically getting more frames between the frames so you are packing more detail and action in every second. Hope this makes sense guys. Completely possible I have botched explaining the concept, I'm new to film and photography
  • Trafalgarwar96Trafalgarwar96 Member Posts: 580 ★★★
    Obviously i was talking about the video posted by kabam. Not a single frame used for the meme
    In the video i can t see differences....and i m not the only one😅
  • MrBanksMrBanks Member Posts: 1,002 ★★★
    Trafalgarwar96 said:

    Obviously i was talking about the video posted by kabam. Not a single frame used for the meme
    In the video i can t see differences....and i m not the only one😅

    If you can't see the difference you should probably get your eyes checked or something
  • klobberintymeklobberintyme Member Posts: 1,641 ★★★★
    Trafalgarwar96 said:



    1) confirm that your device can view the framerate.
    2) confirm your bandwidth isn't causing youtube to stream at sub-60fps
    3) rip the file directly and view on your 8k edit bay monitor like me. Here's the file info:




    It's not the same.
  • SyndicatedSyndicated Member Posts: 687 ★★★★
    People will susprise when enter the +120 FPS World then lol
  • doctorbdoctorb Member Posts: 1,888 ★★★★
    Just curious, kabam, why not jump straight to 120 fps???
  • BringPopcornBringPopcorn Member Posts: 5,926 ★★★★★
    doctorb said:

    Just curious, kabam, why not jump straight to 120 fps???

    Why skip 90 😤
  • SlayerOfGodsSlayerOfGods Member, Content Creators Posts: 545 Content Creator
    Trafalgarwar96 said:

    Obviously i was talking about the video posted by kabam. Not a single frame used for the meme
    In the video i can t see differences....and i m not the only one😅

    You either have bad eyes or your device somehow isn't showing all the frames in the video. Either way, you'll be proven wrong when it launches. 60fps is a MASSIVE difference.
  • SyndicatedSyndicated Member Posts: 687 ★★★★
    doctorb said:

    Just curious, kabam, why not jump straight to 120 fps???

    Because iPhone can't enjoy it lol
  • CandyCane2CandyCane2 Member Posts: 367 ★★
    Syndicated said:

    doctorb said:

    Just curious, kabam, why not jump straight to 120 fps???

    Because iPhone can't enjoy it lol
    Some newer iPhone models have 120 hz
  • FrostGiantLordFrostGiantLord Member Posts: 2,104 ★★★★
    Videos limit the amount of fps you get I believe, so what you're seeing isn't what you're actually going to experience
  • PT_99PT_99 Member Posts: 4,925 ★★★★★
    edited October 21
    I think you're watching video of Kabam on 480p?

    YouTube usually gives 720p60, 1080p60

    So try to increase video quality or just watch latest video of dazzler and spiral, that's also in 60fps
  • SummonerNRSummonerNR Member, Guardian Posts: 13,211 Guardian
    captain_rogers said:

    In childhood have you did the assignment where you have to draw the same image on each page of a notebook and when you go through the book it looks like a moving picture?

    Imagine the game like that. Each second, the game goes through the book. 30 fps means the book has 30 pages, or 30 frames, which means less precision. You have to skip some details.

    But in 60 fps, the precision of the graphics is double. So you can notice some details which were not visible previously. And the animations will be smoother than 30 fps.

    JLordVileJ said:

    Okay so I do film and before I started, I looked a lot at the basics of film and photography. Basically imagine you were to have a classic camera, using a shutter and you were taking a video, for arguments sake. Say it opened once every second then where that image is every second would be what you see. If it is two every second, imagine it as the shutter opening and closing twice in a second so it captures it in two places in the second, giving it more detail etc. Now if you had it at 30 fps, then in one second, you have 30 frames, 30 pictures that make up the movement ig. The more frames you have the smoother the movement because you are theoretically getting more frames between the frames so you are packing more detail and action in every second. Hope this makes sense guys.
    Completely possible I have botched explaining the concept, I'm new to film and photography



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