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Originally Posted by AyuCanada
Is 60 FPS a standard for video clips? Correct me if I am wrong but i think 24/30 fps is still the film industry and most of 60 FPS on home television is archieved through and interpollation algorythm on modern televisions.
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No, 24/30 fps is the standard for video clips. That doesn't mean it's the
best. This article does an interesting comparison between the two frame rates
https://www.cnet.com/tech/home-enter...s-a-good-idea/
I think it would have been SO cool if ayu had portions of the clip shot in 60dps (the dance/walking part?) which would be the "Nonfiction" and some shot in the standard 24/30 fps. The article I linked above quotes: "I don't think we are born with an inherent knowledge that 24 equals
fiction, 60 equals
nonfiction. We've been conditioned that way our entire lives by watching countless hours of movies and TV. "
Unfortuantely, she wouldn't be the first music video in 60fps. I BELIEVE that Bruno Mars' "Finesse" is the first. But she would be the first Asian artist
I still want my pink bunnies to explode in black ink.