Can your eyes see more than 20-30 FPS?

[Skarm1337]

Bitch, I can see 100,000,090,007 FPS IM loving BIONIC I think I can see 16

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[Bloody Mary]

http://boallen.com/fps-compare.html

[Night Fox]

The eye doesn't see in pixels

sure they do
they're just microscopic, cellular pixels

[SPooK]

I thought this was a topic of what our eyes' FPS to everything we see. Not related to screens...

[fred da kiko]

Eyes don't see in frames per second. The difference between a computer and actual movement is that computers just change the color of pixels, while our eyes get input from light. We stop perceiving movement at what would translate to 60fps, which if why things like car tires or helicopter blades seem like they are stationary wheels or are slowly spinning backwards. if something on a computer screen went 150fps, we would be able to see it just fine. The more FPS we have on a computer, the better we are able to react, meaning we have better accuracy and reaction time in games.

[dorkdotdan]

Eyes don't see in frames per second. The difference between a computer and actual movement is that computers just change the color of pixels, while our eyes get input from light. We stop perceiving movement at what would translate to 60fps, which if why things like car tires or helicopter blades seem like they are stationary wheels or are slowly spinning backwards. if something on a computer screen went 150fps, we would be able to see it just fine. The more FPS we have on a computer, the better we are able to react, meaning we have better accuracy and reaction time in games.

I think the number is higher than 60. Seeing as the minimum for 3D is 120Hz (60Hz per eye) It must be greater.

[ResonKinetic]

But...

Life isn't in frames...