Quote from FFAThe eye can describe things moving with 24 different frames per second as motion.
It can do it with 20 as well. And 18. And 22. And plenty of others. There's no universal frame rate the eye perceives as fluid motion.
Fps?
Started by: Feng Shui | Replies: 39 | Views: 2,837
Apr 27, 2012 1:07 PM #643751
It can do it with 20 as well. And 18. And 22. And plenty of others. There's no universal frame rate the eye perceives as fluid motion.
Apr 27, 2012 1:18 PM #643757
I started up with 17.5 FPS, then sticked to 20-22.
Used to animate at 30 FPS, but was failing horribly. Now I animate mostly at 24 or 25 FPS.
Used to animate at 30 FPS, but was failing horribly. Now I animate mostly at 24 or 25 FPS.
Apr 27, 2012 2:24 PM #643792
Saw a 60fps animation once, and I have to say it was the smoothest thing I've ever seen. But I stick to 16.67fps because it's all pivot can really do.
12fps is the lowest I've seen a good animation at.
12fps is the lowest I've seen a good animation at.
Apr 27, 2012 2:26 PM #643793
For me, I would animate at 18 FPS if I were to be animating a pretty tiring animation, like my WIP animation, Hellyah.
Most collabs animate at 24 or 25 FPS. I would use that too for joints, tests, or others.
I would animate 30 FPS if it were to be a full length competition-genre animation like OUTBalanced. Or I would use 30 FPS for tests and others.
Most collabs animate at 24 or 25 FPS. I would use that too for joints, tests, or others.
I would animate 30 FPS if it were to be a full length competition-genre animation like OUTBalanced. Or I would use 30 FPS for tests and others.
Apr 27, 2012 4:54 PM #643840
Quote from ZedSaw a 60fps animation once, and I have to say it was the smoothest thing I've ever seen. But I stick to 16.67fps because it's all pivot can really do.
12fps is the lowest I've seen a good animation at.
60fps? I think there used to be a collaboration over on FA where you had to make an 80fps animation! XD
(It died btw)
Apr 27, 2012 8:03 PM #643948
when it comes to 2D animation, I honestly feel that there is no need to ever go above 24 fps. my standard fps is 20, but I use 24 all the time for collabs, and I even go as low as 18 from time to time.
Apr 27, 2012 8:08 PM #643950
I'd suggest 24 for average stickfiguring, 30 for single framing type animation, 12 for full body, and 120 for everyone to think you do drugs while animating...
Apr 28, 2012 6:44 PM #644666
Quote from ZedSaw a 60fps animation once, and I have to say it was the smoothest thing I've ever seen. But I stick to 16.67fps because it's all pivot can really do.
12fps is the lowest I've seen a good animation at.
can you send me a link with the 60 fps???? lol, thanks btw!
Apr 28, 2012 6:48 PM #644674
thank you guys for answering my question! :D its very super helpfull!
Apr 28, 2012 7:41 PM #644709
Quote from Feng Shuican you send me a link with the 60 fps???? lol, thanks btw!
i too would like to see this, sounds interesting and for me 18, 24, and 30 are my fps i use
Apr 28, 2012 11:49 PM #644894
Quote from Feng Shuican you send me a link with the 60 fps???? lol, thanks btw!
Quote from Nato_i too would like to see this, sounds interesting and for me 18, 24, and 30 are my fps i use
66fps by Cronos: http://cronosxiii.deviantart.com/art/66-FPS-animation-157097804
I swear he made another which was longer and better. With a red stick, if I recall correctly. But I assume it was lost in the forum reboot.
Apr 28, 2012 11:50 PM #644896
Quote from zed66fps by cronos: http://cronosxiii.deviantart.com/art/66-fps-animation-157097804
i swear he made another which was longer and better. With a red stick, if i recall correctly. But i assume it was lost in the forum reboot.
thank you!!!! :d
Apr 28, 2012 11:52 PM #644900
Quote from Zed66fps by Cronos: http://cronosxiii.deviantart.com/art/66-FPS-animation-157097804
I swear he made another which was longer and better. With a red stick, if I recall correctly. But I assume it was lost in the forum reboot.
i think my eyes are almost dead cause its sooo SMOOOOTH!!!!!!!
Apr 28, 2012 11:54 PM #644907
Like I say, when you get above the rate the human eye can process it becomes essentially like watching a guy move irl. Bit it is a lot of effort to animate. I'll PM Cronos and see if he has the one I'm thinking of.
Apr 28, 2012 11:56 PM #644913
Quote from ZedLike I say, when you get above the rate the human eye can process it becomes essentially like watching a guy move irl. Bit it is a lot of effort to animate. I'll PM Cronos and see if he has the one I'm thinking of.
which fps is above the rate of a humans eye?