Ezekiel said: wooooooow my anime goes at 23.976 frames a secNo, I'm a purist. romagia said: You should be able to see the framerate in Windows if you open the details pane with Alt + Shift + P. If not, you can also right click the video and go to properties and then the details tab. MPC shows it as well, if you right click, go down to properties and then the media info tab. https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1289223 cant believe i still have links to that in my history with the old thread format of 20 posts per page .<. dunno how to actually check fps tho but im mildly curious if someone else can chime in what a rip-off i demand 24fps |
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| The human eye can see only 30fps, you do know that right? |
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| This is a thing? I mean, I know there is that one user on youtube, Animi or something, that uses some software to make various scenes in anime and film in 60fps, with varying levels of success. But I didn't realize that there are actually people out here who actually do just that for entire series. |
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| Personally, I do not. To me, it tends to look super floaty and ruins some of the cinematic feel. If you can call it that XD, but if you want to watch 60fps Anime though be my guest, but to me, it just looks like fake 60fps and hurts my soul. |
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| I watch them as I always watched videos since my birth: 25-30fps (based on the country's origin) with the obvious still moments. Despite rare scenes where the "camera" slides over a landscape in cellulos animations, I never noticed any bad picture "jump" probably because I am used to this level of smoothness. Even if the current videos were native 60fps, I couldn't bear them. I came to tears (sometimes crying like a river) everytime I tried to follow my brother playing some heroic-fantasy PS3 game (Skyrim, maybe) on a flat electronic screen. (the oldest game who made me cry was Dreamcast's Sonic Adventure on an old tube monitor, the speed maybe) |
Clipso said: It's not created with 23 FPS pleb, it's crated with 12 fps and the studio just coverts them to 24 fps later. How can you watch anime in 60fps when it was only created with 23fps! Just compare 2 frames of any anime and you'll be able to see it. Valenthius said: Plzz, human eyes can capture 60 frames per second while the human brain can process nearly 48 frames per second...The human eye can see only 30fps, you do know that right? |
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Lord_Sithis said: I don't even think 60 fps anime exists. Animators struggle really hard to make 3 frames per day. 60 fps would be pretty much impossible to them. If there does exist, it's probably fake, I can't see them drawing thst many frames. A nice way to emulate real 60 fps to see how it would look is to simply speed up a slow motion animation... Well I don't know if you could attain real 60 fps since even x2 at 24 fps it's not 60. But it's still interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fg83rfIJW6Y I'd also seen a webm of an Haruhi movie scene a bit sped up, since the base animation was already excellent it was stunning. black1blade said: I was kinda worried when I saw that one of the most down voted posts on r/anime was someone denouncing 60fps interpolation. I made a post about that too https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/4kt30r/why_are_60_fps_anime_especially_bad/ Though I had to let it go with benefit of doubt since I never truly tried 60fps anime interpolation with the best settings, but I still think it would trash the animation timing (or something, it just looks weird but I haven't researched in-depth for the cause, the first and most logical theory would be that it is not an integer multiple so some frames might be weirdly done). Though now that I pay attention, I can see the choppy panning some people are talking about in the comments, without interpolation. One thing I wondered though, is if converting video to 60 fps allows to bypass Youtube video detection (for copyright). But I didn't manage to create a hardcoded 60fps video, and my laptop is shit anyway. |
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Rei366 said: I watch them as I always watched videos since my birth: 25-30fps (based on the country's origin) with the obvious still moments. Despite rare scenes where the "camera" slides over a landscape in cellulos animations, I never noticed any bad picture "jump" probably because I am used to this level of smoothness. Even if the current videos were native 60fps, I couldn't bear them. I came to tears (sometimes crying like a river) everytime I tried to follow my brother playing some heroic-fantasy PS3 game (Skyrim, maybe) on a flat electronic screen. (the oldest game who made me cry was Dreamcast's Sonic Adventure on an old tube monitor, the speed maybe) Like all old games run at 60 (or 50 if you are in PAL regions) fps, it's only since the last console gen that games started not on the whole. |
 Anime is good, fucking deal with it. |
| anime isnt even animated in 24 fps/drawings per second and you interpolate that..ugh. https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/4kt30r/why_are_60_fps_anime_especially_bad/ |
| 24 fps Master Race (aka people who understand the frame rate that animation is supposed to be viewed at) |
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| i usually watch animes at 2x speed so it's 48fps. |
Ryo_Misaki said: i usually watch animes at 2x speed so it's 48fps. Probably worse than people who watch it at 60 jesus crist. |
Anime is good, fucking deal with it. |
| I only tried it with Monogatari series. It was kinda nice cuz the art is already good but sometimes it would just screw up the audio timing so i stopped. |
| @black1blade Understood, but weren't pre-PS3 games using more "fixed images" or something? Every time I watch "recent" videogames, particularly on modern monitors, they are hard on my eyes. Anyway, sorry for my bad expression. |
black1blade said: Ryo_Misaki said: i usually watch animes at 2x speed so it's 48fps. Probably worse than people who watch it at 60 jesus crist. yeah, it doesn't feel smooth at all. Characters are just moving so fast. |
| I haven't tried with Anime yet, but I tried 60fps with other series and it didn't look good at all. |
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metadata said: Frankly speaking, no one does. It's merely a gamer's standard for what is minimal for being considered smooth animation, especially for a polygon-based 3D game.I don't even live real life in 60FPS. However, animation isn't videogames, and does other stuff like using different framerates simultaneously and using motion blur and stuff like that. (Heck, even 2D games with sprite graphics often use motion blur.) Anyway, I don't change the framerate. Sometimes it looks choppy but I just let it go like I do many other things. |
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| If you think that frame interpolation is okay then you're, quite frankly, not fit to breathe the same air as the rest of humanity. There's a reason why movie theaters only show movies at their native frame rate: frame interpolation is unnecessary, distracting, and disgusting. It's literally a gimmick used by television manufacturers. The western/eastern film and animation industries don't want anything to do with it because they know it's an objectively bad thing. |
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| No, interpolation looks pretty bad. I'd rather dedicate my resources to improving image quality. |
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| For a while, I had 60 FPS set up. It did look smooth, but sometimes the lines would jitter so I removed it. If there were a way to fix that I'd only watch anime in 60 FPS. |
| My brother showed a video of Fate in 60fps and it was so smooth but something feels unnatural. The smoothness of it feels unnatural and weird to me. |
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| Thats a thing? I only ever watched some ATLA episodes in 60 fps but mainly because I wanted a better definition for big screens. Would be interesting to do with Knights of Sidonia, because that felt like it needs it |
| "This emotion is mine alone. It is for Madoka alone." - Homura or how I would descripe Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. |
| For example Bai Lian Cheng Shen aka Apotheosis is a donghua originally made in 60 fps and its movements look smooth in this format...but those upscaled videos you can find on YouTube are quite awkward. |
| No. If possible I watch it in 4:3 and 480p. |
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