I used to be super enthusiastic about The Hobbit at 48fps. I was also hyped about Telegram emoji being overanimated as fuck. I was excited about DAIN for a moment, thinking that I would someday have a use for it during production rather than using it to interpolate finished renders. Nowadays... - ThreadSky | a Reddit-style client for Bluesky

parametricavocado.bsky.social • 22 days ago

I used to be super enthusiastic about The Hobbit at 48fps.
I was also hyped about Telegram emoji being overanimated as fuck.
I was excited about DAIN for a moment, thinking that I would someday have a use for it during production rather than using it to interpolate finished renders.
Nowadays...

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h7bridsight.bsky.social•21 days ago

I remember being super hyped about the Hobbit, but then came out with a headache 🥲 lil ol me wasn't ready for it

parametricavocado.bsky.social•22 days ago

...nowadays I get physically tired just thinking about ZZZ promotional material, so much that I haven't even considered trying it out.

Nowadays, good animation at steady 24-30 fps -both naturalistic or stylized- feels like stepping on crunchy autumn leaves and it's all I crave.

fideldestro.bsky.social•22 days ago

I tried ZZZ. It plays itself to such a degree that I'd classify it less as a game and more an interactive VFX showcase.

gynandr0morph.bsky.social•21 days ago

Honestly, The Hobbit at 48fps is still pretty dang refreshing from both cinematic and technical standpoint.

I think there were even a few Love Death + Robots episodes in the new season that looked like they were running above the industry standards.

parametricavocado.bsky.social•21 days ago

I think it's a very interesting avenue and it can be very enjoyable.

Problem is I used to think that it should become the new standard as we're no longer "shackled" by the technical limitations that put us in the 24fps timeline.

Afterwards, I took a nice ride down the Dunning-Kruger slope.

parametricavocado.bsky.social•21 days ago

I think it'd be very interesting to see cinematic content at very high +100 framerates and see how that affects the perception of motion.

What does a blockbuster look like when the motion blur is in your mind rather than baked into the film? That'd be a trip! Or disorienting as fuck! 🙉

parametricavocado.bsky.social•21 days ago

I think it's very interesting that I started two separate bleets with pretty much the same phrasing uuuuuuuugh I need to improve my writing skills.

gynandr0morph.bsky.social•21 days ago

Same same, but different

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gynandr0morph.bsky.social•21 days ago

I agree! Namely since I've never actually perceived anything higher than 60fps (aside from my phone's display, but does Balatro at 120fps really sell how big of a deal that is? 😅) so seeing a full scale industry quality production at that speed/fidelity would certainly be a treat.

parametricavocado.bsky.social•21 days ago

Balatro 500fps real

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