Ironman suit-up Infinity War [24fps vs 60fps] comparison

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[nickgraauwmans]

Make sure you select 2160p/1440p/1080p/720p. Only those can display 60fps on youtube.
Only the 60fps clip has taken 1.45 hours to render😄. And that is with my Gtx 1070..

[sethyoder]

The 60fps variant was "smoother" but the floatiness of the frames on quick movements were really jarring.

[richardstierwalt]

"Where'd that come from??"
"It's 60Fps you like it?"

[Moshuun]

60fps make you feel like it’s really happening. Like you’re right there. I like, for superhero scenes just because it’s so satisfying. But there’s nothing like that cinematic 24fps. Can’t beat it.

[manjobanjo]

damn i swear it was already really smooth on 24fps like "no full auto indoors" and then 60fps was like "that isn't, this is full auto"

[branpod]

I feel like this is an issue with the conversion process. 60fps looks weird for sure, but not nearly as bad out of camera. I think interpolating it from 24fps is what causes a lot of the weirdness

[yes-ivpo]

60 fps looks great but for some reason it always feels like it’s sped up when it’s not. also noticed some visual tearing. though it looks great, movies need to be played under 30fps to show the feel and vibe that the director intended for us to feel.

[How-xwws]

Damn wth, 60fps suit up looked so much better, butter smooth. The motion shots looked weird but that's because of the software used to up the framerates. It would have looked normal if they were originally shot and produced in 60 fps.

[birdiementlegen]

Oh dang, didn’t know this was several hours ago.

[scrappyclimber]

Can always tell 60FPS. Moves way too fast for movies and just looks fake.

[xudes]

24Fps seems choppy in the scene but 60Fps seems choppy in transitioning between scenes.

[Drunken_Hamster]

60 is an uneven interpolation of 24. It should've been 48 to minimize artifacts and partial frames.

[Tzankotz]

I got the old version of this in my recommended just a few hours after the new one was uploaded, glad I checked your channel for updates

[MetroPolo]

Love that "Soap Opera" effect.

[fatihsonmez]

24 to 60 fps works great when the scene is continuous. better approach would be seperating the cuts first, then converting them to 60 and then putting them together. this way there would be less strange jumps from a scene to another.

[mmm.]

If it looks choppy when it's at 60fps its because films are meant to be recorded at 24fps so that your eye won't be able to see little errors or cuts that they leave in

[stevenwhite]

You can argue FPS all day but artificially rendering the FPS definitely looks terrible.

Play the video at .25 speed and you'll see all of the bizarre morphs that shapes and even transitioning between cuts makes. Awful.

[PrinceVegeta]

60 FPs is what the TV stores would show you for demo. 24 FPS is the real one

[regentwaynekerr]

videos that weren't filmed in 60fps usually don't look too good with an ai.


Sure it's smoother but that doesn't mean its better

[AnimeWolf]

I like the 1st one better.
The 2nd feels like when you fast forward a tape. The way things move is kinda unreal.

Might look cool on an alien or a vehicle though.