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On a game like Hearthstone or Civ 6, 60 fps is not needed, but on fast paced shooters like Overwatch 60 fps is a lot more desirable. If you have a slower computer, recording at 60 fps is simply not a possibility, I personally know what it's like to try to make gaming content on a low end PC.
- Uploading to YouTube 30fps vs 60fps : r/VideoEditing - Reddit
I highly recommend talking the time and watch some YouTube...
- [Question] Uploading YouTube Videos at 60fps in 2021? PRO's vs ... - Reddit
I just started a channel and I usually shoot in 4K 60fps and...
- 60fps reels : r/Instagram - Reddit
I couldn't find anything on the internet, but I came across...
- Uploading to YouTube 30fps vs 60fps : r/VideoEditing - Reddit
I highly recommend talking the time and watch some YouTube videos on frame rate and rendering. Your question over all is pretty fundamental and it will help watching videos to see the actual visual effects between 24fps 30fps 60fps and why you chose which one when and then using it in a time line.
For realtime footage, I like to use 24fps as it looks more "cinematic," but if I intend to slow down footage, I'll shoot in 60fps and playback in 24. Some people liked Gemini Man's 60fps look, while others (like me) didn't really like it as there was much less motion blur than if you shot in 24.
Double the frame rate you decided to use (or even 3x). Shooting 60 fps if you're not going to do slowmo will cause exposure issues (if you follow the 180 shutter degree rule, which I HIGHLY recommend to follow especially for corporate) and much bigger file size.
I just started a channel and I usually shoot in 4K 60fps and plan on uploading in the same format. Is uploading YouTube videos at 60fps worth it in 2021? What are the PRO's and CON's?
I couldn't find anything on the internet, but I came across a few reels that appear to be extra smooth like they are in 60fps, but when I turn the "use less mobile data" they play in 30 frames. Also when they play in 60, every few seconds the video glitches and skips a few frames.
What I'm gonna "rant" about is taking perfectly fine 24FPS animation footage, throwing it into an interpolating software and then saying "This how it would look 60FPS", or worse "ENHANCED in 60FPS!" I'm far from an expert in technique of animation.
