Transformers devastator 24fps vs 60fps comparison

Made in Sony Vegas Pro 15 with the Twixtor Pro plugin to render new frames.

[LandonQizilbash]

24 looks like a movie and 60 looks like a cutscene in a video game

[James-ipgz]

60fps looks like it's fast forwarded but it's probably because it wasn't filmed in 60fps

[imadyousry]

i think you should take a 60 fps footage and convert to 24fps to show how different it is, instead of converting the 24fps to 60.

[AUSSIETRAINDRIVER]

60fps takes away the motion blur that gives the cinematic effect on each movement.

[cagefury]

It's a poor comparison, because it's 24fps footage interpolated (probably 3:2) to 60fps. If the CG was rendered at 60fps it would look quite a bit different.

[thedragon]

The problem with rendering movies in 60fps is that it ignores voluntary slow-motions and smaller frame rate for effects like making the transformers appear heavy and slow like it should...

[Ashishjaj]

Now i know why 24fps is used in cinema. 60fps make it look like a video game.

[Besecuit]

60fps gives me the feeling of unrealism. It looks cartoonish

[bearman]

The best part is this isn't 60 FPS clip at all. its 48fps (double of 24) and extra frames (2 every 8) are just same frames.
This interpolation looks way better then others, where moveing objects are doubled every second frame. Anyway, still i think 24 is best way to shoot, mainly for motion blur. or shoot 48 with half shutter speed.

[amirulalias]

60fps feels like video games but little bit weird because of cgi originally rendered in 24fps it's kinda off

[smaygar]

24 FPS: Movie
60 FPS: Video Game Cutscene

[JerryTheLastGuest]

Surround Sound Is Great On This Video :O

[bm-oksq]

Cool I can watch the 24fps x 60fps comparison in 1080p60fps!

[Jonas-ejid]

There was so much cg going on in the first scene
Felt like my eyes coudn't keep up

[cosmo_]

60fps looks straight up like a video game cutscene, 'cause it's too smooth and fluid

[chrisdavis]

The 60 makes it easier to tell what’s going on in the scene

[fergie]

my tv has a movie mode where it turns everything into 60 fps. but it also keeps that cinematic motion blur effect

[Bluemograph]

you probably never ask why anime frame rate is not 60fps and CG Environment should'nt added, its reduce the epicness from film itself

[TheGabeOfGabes]

60fps looks like something I’d see in real life, no story telling just action

[Bluemograph]

24fps is for movie, 60fps and ++ is for commercial scene