12 FPS
12 frames per second is common in cartoons, stop-motion animations or Animes simply because it means less work. And since it is exactly 50% of 24 Frames per second, it was compatible with most cinema projectors back in the analog age.
Today, it is more used as a stylistic element to create the anime comic book style.
A good example of that is the Spider-Man Spider verse Movie series, in which the frame rate switches between 12 FPS and 24 FPS. To have the Comic Look on the onside but still make it possible, to pursue fast movements.
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23,97 FPS
It is the minimum frame rat, at which the human Is not able, to distinguish separate frames. But since it is not practical, it isn’t in use. But in some software programs it is set as standard frame rate as an Easter egg.
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24 FPS
It is the minimum frame rat, at which the human Is not able, to distinguish separate frames. But since it is not practical, it isn’t in use. But in some software programs it is set as standard frame rate as an Easter egg.
Compatible with:
25 FPS
25fps is the standard for TV in the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) it is the standard for TV in Europe.
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30 FPS
30 FPS was the standard of the North American Broadcasters Association. The standard frame rate of the American TV but thought YouTube which oriented at the standard back then it is now the standard Frame rat for Internet videos and is supported by every platform.
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60 FPS
60 FPS is the standard High frame rate, the use of it is rarely used in cinema, but has his place in commercials and only video.
The benefit of using 60 FPS is that it is easier to follow fast actions, which makes it ideal for gameplay videos. It also has its use in Commercials. Apple used 60 FPS often in the past. Especially for explainer video, it can be useful since it is easier to follow what happens.
On the other hand it can make things look less realistic especially if there is no motion blur involved.
