afcf00 No.389
What do you guys think of high frame rate animation, for example 48fps or 60fps?
Personally I'm very interested, but I've yet to see a high frame rate animation that was designed to be high frame rate, instead of being interpolated or converted somehow.
Embed related is one of the older blender movies in 60 fps (you must view it in 720p in chrome to see it). It looks bizzare, the flaws in the animation become painfully obvious at high frame rate, not to mention it wasn't that great to begin with, and the eye rolling moments become even more so. I do see some potential in it though. If it was done by a highly skilled company like pixar or dreamworks and it was designed for 60 fps from the beginning, I feel that it might actually look good.
I'm not sure if it can replace the traditional 24fps animation, but I'm still very interested.
Of course traditional 2D animation won't work simply because of the amount of work required fro 60fps animation.
a79470 No.391
The whole process seems very tedious for a 60 frame per second video. Setting it to 60 fps will mess up the pattern of timing and spacing as you have more frames to work with definitely taking too much time for it to look good.
TL;DR too much work
5fe3a4 No.392
I prefer the slower look of "24/30" fps animation.
It's not been utilized enough for me to make that judgement though. It's either likely that people aren't used to timing in that framerate or that I haven't seen the correct context of it.
I would love to see how 60fps looks in action sequences.