Movie Tech Guide: Why Are Most Movies Shot at 24 Frames per Second?
A 1927 sound-era engineering survey, not a creative choice, is why 24 fps became cinema’s default and still resists change today.
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A 1927 sound-era engineering survey, not a creative choice, is why 24 fps became cinema’s default and still resists change today.
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