post-it wrote:yeah . ( just thinks of how it would actually look if it were both 120 fps and hand drawn and Hi-bit rate if it was about a series that you loved ^_____^ )
T_T hey, I can dream; can't I?

Seemingless Motion - A frame rate soo fastDannywilson wrote:post-it wrote:yeah . ( just thinks of how it would actually look if it were both 120 fps and hand drawn and Hi-bit rate if it was about a series that you loved ^_____^ )
T_T hey, I can dream; can't I?
Make more sense. Please.
Scintilla wrote:Zarxrax wrote:But he WONT have to drop the bitrate to keep the size the same! The bitrate DIRECTLY effects the size of the file. If he has to set the bitrate to say, 1200kbps in order to get a 50mb file, it doesnt matter if he encodes at 29.97 fps, 23.976fps, or 120fps! They all require the same bitrate to achieve 50mb.
Okay, so the BITRATE is the same. But the QUALITY of each frame will be somewhat better in the 23.976 version, because there's fewer frames over which to spread those bits, right?
post-it wrote:Dannywilson wrote:post-it wrote:yeah . ( just thinks of how it would actually look if it were both 120 fps and hand drawn and Hi-bit rate if it was about a series that you loved ^_____^ )
T_T hey, I can dream; can't I?
Make more sense. Please.
Seemingless (seamless?) Motion - A frame rate soo fast
that details of the movements are not possible - everything is happening soo
fast that it looks like your viewing a Crystal Ball or real life instead of this
frame by frame jerkyness that 30 frames per second gives.
True Liquid Motion (fluid motion?) AMV's that are so real, your Monitor becomes a transparent
fish bowl instead of just another TV set.

the Black Monarch wrote:23.976 FPS is stupid. Use 24 FPS.

Tab. wrote:My ass it has nothing to do with bitrate. Lower framerate = less bits spent = lower bitrate for same visual quality.
Onideus_Mad_Hatter wrote:Tab. wrote:My ass it has nothing to do with bitrate. Lower framerate = less bits spent = lower bitrate for same visual quality.
I think maybe you meant "file size", not "bitrate". And actually, if you're going FROM ~24 TO ~29, it's not necesarily gonna make the file size any larger (well maybe a couple hundred bytes at most). Although that also depends on the program. For instance if it just decimates or copies frames (like when you slow down and speed up clips in Premiere) or if it does frame blending, like in VirtualDub (this is why it's always a good idea to never use Premiere to slow down or speed up clips, always use VD, it'll look smoother).

the Black Monarch wrote:Each frameof a 24 FPS video has 25% more bits than a frame of a 30 FPS video at the same bitrate. Thus, if you lower the framerate from 30 to 24, your video will APPEAR to have a 25% higher bitrate - essentially, free quality.
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