So remember all that science I dropped in that last blog post? Me neither. Like me you'll probably be able to make more sense of it if you actually have something to look at.
Luckily, I found this: http://frames-per-second.appspot.com/
You can compare what various framerates will look like at different settings for motion blur and velocity. Keep in mind, movies traditionally are set for 24fps, YouTube maxes at 30fps regardless of the source file, "The Hobbit" was shot at 48fps, and your monitor probably doesn't go above 60fps. I personally think this affirms my belief that we're moving in the right direction by upping the video quality of movies, I'm sick of not being able to see anything but blur during action scenes.
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