what about film where high fps and proper iso was utilized on the source camera that each still frame of the film captured (or cgi) is sharp (no motion blur) and when played back at the high framerate, it’s still smooth and vastly different than it’s 30fps counterpart. A good modern example is when the hobbit movies were released at 48fps as peter jackson intentionally minimized/eliminated motion blur from the get-go when making those movies.
Then there’s also extreme examples, such as high speed film cameras that capture images in the hundreds or thousands of fps range, which essentially eliminated any and all motion blur and for all intents and purposes is just the ultimate series of still images.
You’re acting like what i’ve said is a contradiction.
Just simply giving me the definition doesn’t tell anybody why their trolling. That would be the same exact thing if i called you a liar and i used the definition of liar to prove that. That’s not how proving things why they are called that works. You need evidence to support why they are the thing they called.
For example: Let’s use somebody who plays a board game, and they cheated the board game by trying to drop the dice on snake eyes. If they tell you to prove it, you don’t give them the definition of cheater, you tell them you were trying to drop the dice on snake eyes.
And let’s be honest here, if i have said to you “You’re a liar, here’s the definition of liar, therefore, it’s proven your a liar”, essentially what you’ve been doing here, you would’ve called it silly. I hope you get the point on why i’ve omitted “giving me the definition” as an answer.
I mean, what’s really stopping you from using my comments as proof and explain why you think or how can it be trolling, harassment, stupidity, virtue signaling, or anything? Really?
And i have explained why in the last comment that you can go and read.
Do you really want me using the definition of liar and lies to use it to prove that you’re a liar?.. I’m asking you here because i think that’s a silly thing to do, to do what you want to do, but you seem to think it’s a legitimate form of proof.
The brain adjusts the images and if you decide to pay attention and notice.
The cameras that take 1000’s of frame a second are used in slow motion analysis. In fact that also bolsters that the eye needs perfect images as motion is still only a 'facsimile that ‘fools’ the brain into seeing it as motion.
The eyes behave much differently when they are viewing real life, in fact you have cells in your eye designed to detect motion. Digital or analog motion is still only the illusion of motion and as an illusion 30fps is sufficient given the images are near picture perfect.
A lie is an assertion that is believed to be false, typically used with the purpose of deceiving someone.The practice of communicating lies is called lying. A person who communicates a lie may be termed a liar. Lies may serve a variety of instrumental, interpersonal, or psychological functions for the individuals who use them
Also, i couldn’t find any of the examples out of the 20+ times you called me a troll. All you did in those comments is just providing the definition of the troll.
I have, you didn’t give any examples, explaining or even using my comments as reference in those 20+ comments. You just given the definition of trolling and that’s it.
I do recommend you taking that advice you have said, “go back and read my posts”. I think you should read you own posts as well.
Can you provide me examples on where i’ve moved the goalposts?.. Because the only one who did moved the goal post is you when i bought up WoWhead news about Blizzcoline.
You just provided a definition of troll and just said i’m a troll. Proving a definition isn’t a real answer, and you clearly know it because you’ve avoided the comment i’ve linked a second time.
Yeah, I provided you information about my source and you just pretended to not understand when 3 different people explained it to you. That’s one. Another instance is when you ask for me to tell you how you’re trolling. Here’s a helpful breakdown.
