Since I dislike the dismally slow 24 fps frame rate of current movies I've been wondering for awhile what 1080p HD at 60 fps might look like, especially if it was highly detailed. But before today I had yet to ever see any.
So I made one, courtesy of a very nice free very hi rez panoramic photo I found on MorgeFile .
I downsampled this and turned it into a 33 second HD WMV9 avi clip at 60 fps, panning horizontally at exactly 1 pixel / frame. It's not a very exciting clip but is fairly detailed and artifact free. And because of the filtering and predictable motion the entire clip compresses very well, taking less than 5 MB.
You can see it at: www3.impacthosting.com/trbarry/Valley_Of_Fire_1080p_60fps.avi
I don't know if anyone can play it smoothly at full speed (I can't) so one of the main advantages may be lost until we all get faster computers. But I think this is still my own format of choice given the hardware power.
- Tom
So I made one, courtesy of a very nice free very hi rez panoramic photo I found on MorgeFile .
I downsampled this and turned it into a 33 second HD WMV9 avi clip at 60 fps, panning horizontally at exactly 1 pixel / frame. It's not a very exciting clip but is fairly detailed and artifact free. And because of the filtering and predictable motion the entire clip compresses very well, taking less than 5 MB.
You can see it at: www3.impacthosting.com/trbarry/Valley_Of_Fire_1080p_60fps.avi
I don't know if anyone can play it smoothly at full speed (I can't) so one of the main advantages may be lost until we all get faster computers. But I think this is still my own format of choice given the hardware power.
- Tom