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Topic	How many frames per second are there in real life?
Kyuubi4269 06/15/18 1:01:21 PM #26:	Nichtcrawler X posted... So basically the refresh rate of human vision? Probably something to do with the human and I would expect something that has been researched. Edit: A quick google search does confirm some research has been done. Highly trained individuals (fighter pilots in this case) were able to recognize and retain something only seen for 1/220 of a second, so 220 FPS in their case. 240hz ftw VixYW posted... Nichtcrawler X posted... A quick google search does confirm some research has been done. Highly trained individuals (fighter pilots in this case) were able to recognize and retain something only seen for 1/220 of a second, so 220 FPS in their case. Those are exceptions tho. I think I read somewhere that normal people won't be able to do that faster than 1/100 seconds if not lower. That's just object recognition though. Smoothness of movement is serious business and some people get sea sick from 90fps in VR. --- Scloud posted... Its like he wants two things at the same time. <cite>Kyuubi4269 posted [p:903314847] in How many f... [t:76713592]...</cite> <quote><cite>Nichtcrawler X posted...</cite> <quote>So basically the refresh rate of human vision? Probably something to do with the human and I would expect something that has been researched. Edit: A quick google search does confirm some research has been done. Highly trained individuals (fighter pilots in this case) were able to recognize and retain something only seen for 1/220 of a second, so 220 FPS in their case.</quote> 240hz ftw <cite>VixYW posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Nichtcrawler X posted...</cite> <quote>A quick google search does confirm some research has been done. Highly trained individuals (fighter pilots in this case) were able to recognize and retain something only seen for 1/220 of a second, so 220 FPS in their case.</quote> Those are exceptions tho. I think I read somewhere that normal people won't be able to do that faster than 1/100 seconds if not lower.</quote> That's just object recognition though. Smoothness of movement is serious business and some people get sea sick from 90fps in VR. --- Scloud posted... Its like he wants two things at the same time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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