Best FPS For Slow Motion Video

Truffle drop into chocolate powder frames per second study shot on the phantom flex4k at 1000fps #vs #slowmo #fps

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[TheRandomTaco]

250- something cool to see
480- something you could use in a commercial
1000- something used for a emotional scene for a emotional movie

[KAYOZAMVS]

For the ppl saying there is no difference fps means frames per second and he slowed 1000 fps on purpose so that we can preview all frames

Edit : Ok, so due to me not using punctuations the comment feels incomplete or has some grammatical mistake, lemme fix that and add up some things to clear confusions in the replies

For the ppl saying there is no difference, fps means frames per second. He showed us 3 clips, in which we can see the amount of brown particles emerge out at same time but in different frames per second, showing the difference that having more fps helps us achieve more detail and information and ultra slow motion.

And for the people saying that all 3 clips should've been in the same speed as original for comparison, I agree. But according to me the main purpose of the uploaded for this video was to show, having higher fps can help us achieve "ultra slow motion and more information", thus he extended the duration of the lower fps clips till the duration of the clip with the highest fps (in the 1000fps clip the ball falls the earliest whereas in the 240fps clip, the ball starts to fall later than that of others), hope this comment helps understand people better

Also another small note when the cameras were done recording the original 3 clips might have been of only 1 or 0.5 seconds, the uploader later on slowed the clips in his editing software. (basically people generally record in high fps so that they can slow it down later on, and also, so that it doesn't look choppy while they are at it)

[Deegan]

For the people that don't understand the more the fps the more you can slow it down more with out looking choppy that's the simplest way to explain it

[Shadow]

The video caught in 1000 fps but we see this in 30 fps💀💀💀

[themadbrat]

More FPS gives us the feeling of that moment. It feels like we are there in the frame 🥺

[ballad]

A more complete explanation:

All of these videos take the course of just a few seconds, and with higher frames per second it doesn’t necessarily mean that the video is inherently slower.

When you raise the fps you’re still capturing the same few seconds, however to view every single frame you will have to slow the video down.

The reason the lower FPS videos look faster is because there is less frames to go in between. Yes you can slow the lower FPS videos down to match the speed of the 1, 000fps, however it will jitter/stutter as the frames are interpolated (there’s like 3 techniques for slowing down footage that I know) between each other.

If you were to play a game with 20, 000FPS the game would not look slow at all, you are not able to see all 20, 000 frames in 1 second, but it will look very smooth and fluid in your eyes because there is more data to fill in the gaps.

And before a smart Alec says “But, monitors can’t even display 20, 000FPS”, You’re absolutely right, which is why the video is slowed down in the first place.

[rygbqcl]

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[SonoraWolf]

Rip hard drive lol, either way rest of this comment section is cracking me up ngl

[Carl_van]

Fun fact our eyes can only see 30 to 60 fps so you would have the same experience playing on 60 fps

[riteshbisht]

I can Still watch clearly in my smartphone screen with 60 fps

[stellaxcadentex]

uhhh, now I totally get what a frame it's. Thank you so much! the details are everything

[çevirmen_amed]

I edited this comment. You will never know this is why have so much likes 😈

[FactVault]

Video: Frames per second
Rendering the scene: Flames per second

[Լose]

so basically fps means frames per second, when you have more of it, it allows it to be slower and get more frames in one second so frames per second would be very very slow compared to 60 fps because it’s allowing frames into 1 second of footage vs 60

[ItsMeAsena]

Well nothing beats the good ol' 24 fps.

[Köennig]

Me watching in my 60hz screen: I see 🍷🗿

You ought to make each of them last equally long so you can see the step difference between the FPS amounts.
Unless it wasn’t your point to show the difference between amount of detailed snapshots.

[tritonh]

Makes sense. I always knew my 10 years old gaming pc is running at 1000fps. It move just slow just like in this video.

[Flapjaq]

Fun fact: the framerate of your vision is generally around 60-90 fps, but can sometimes get up to 500 fps. So if somebody says that a 1, 000 frame 1 second animations looks better than a 500 frame one second animation, they are probly lying.

[narutomemei]

Our brain can only show 200 pictures per second also i think its called pps