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The BBC has been experimenting with fast frame rate TV, running at 300 frames-per-second. Moving objects will appear much sharper with such a broadcast compared to the standard 50 frames-per-second (not fields). They showed a side by side example, both were 1080 progressive scan. Great for sports broadcasting.
Also Silicon Graphics (when they were called that) have done test with fighter pilots when designing flight simulators. Motion sickness is a problem with those flight simulators, compared to an actual jet plane. When they got a constant frame rate above 80 frames (160 frames per second when doing stereo imaging) per second the motion sickness was greatly reduced. They solved the processing power problem by being able to reduce the rendering resolution on each frame.
The BBC has been experimenting with fast frame rate TV, running at 300 frames-per-second. Moving objects will appear much sharper with such a broadcast compared to the standard 50 frames-per-second (not fields). They showed a side by side example, both were 1080 progressive scan. Great for sports broadcasting.
Also Silicon Graphics (when they were called that) have done test with fighter pilots when designing flight simulators. Motion sickness is a problem with those flight simulators, compared to an actual jet plane. When they got a constant frame rate above 80 frames (160 frames per second when doing stereo imaging) per second the motion sickness was greatly reduced. They solved the processing power problem by being able to reduce the rendering resolution on each frame.