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Anyone got any pictures comparing 30FPS to 60FPS

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Jimbo, what happens if it's interlaced? I've heard that has a big effect on colour depth and field of view?

A friend in the graphics industry also told me that 90Hz is the optimum for realistic flesh tones, which is why all cosmestics posters are printed at that refresh rate.
 
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Jimbo, what happens if it's interlaced? I've heard that has a big effect on colour depth and field of view?

A friend in the graphics industry also told me that 90Hz is the optimum for realistic flesh tones, which is why all cosmestics posters are printed at that refresh rate.

Interlacing is obviously only a problem if you're ouputting in 1080i to a TV screen. Since every other line represents one frame, this effectively doubles the colour depth

Thanks for the info re: 90Hz poster printing. You learn something new every day! It makes sense of course, given that 90Hz (i.e. 90 fps) gives smoother colour gradients, but it's not something that would be immediately obvious.
 
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......As you can see the 60 FPS picture looks a lot better and smoother.


So i was messing about with my earlier pictures above, as you can clearly see a difference in the 60 FPS pic.

I went a little crazy and increased it to.... 1000 FPS.

Apart from making the text all shiny and 3D, it had this other surprising affect... do you see it??? .... you may need to stand back....

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Be careful though as if your monitor would normally last 3 years at 30fps, at 1000 fps it will run out of pixels in just over a month.

That's a very good point, I remember when I was a student I could only afford a second hand screen which had to last me three years. I ended up running at 5fps to eek the last few pixels out, and the picture quality was awful, I couldn't get more than 16 colours, 320x240 res, and 3D graphics were impossible.

Its amazing to think how things have moved on since, now they're launching 120fps TVs which allow you to use 3D specs, its a little bit scary to think of where we're headed.
 
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On a related note, if anyone here has a monitor with any dead pixels, can they post a screengrab of Crysis, I'd like to see what they look like as my monitor doesn't have any.
 
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