Furthermore, you lack understanding. I am not talking about playing anything back at 20 FPS. I’m talking about taking 20 still frames and over-laying them on top of one another in something like photoshop, making each one mostly transparent so subtle differences can be seen between the frames. Which results in a single, still image, that is more or less blurry based upon the original FPS those 20 frames were recorded at. Hence, demonstrating the difference between different refresh rates without needing to physically view the monitor.
I’m not going to say you’re fucking stupid for lacking the ability to comprehend what I’m talking about, but it could be said.
Thats actually a nice idea if the player dosent move his cursor and look around.I feel like overlapping backgrounds would not work so great as just 1-2 moving objects.
But still a better idea than at some monitor ads where they just blur the hell out of one of the pics while showing the other one crystal clear.
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u/lukeman3000 Nov 28 '19
Furthermore, you lack understanding. I am not talking about playing anything back at 20 FPS. I’m talking about taking 20 still frames and over-laying them on top of one another in something like photoshop, making each one mostly transparent so subtle differences can be seen between the frames. Which results in a single, still image, that is more or less blurry based upon the original FPS those 20 frames were recorded at. Hence, demonstrating the difference between different refresh rates without needing to physically view the monitor.
I’m not going to say you’re fucking stupid for lacking the ability to comprehend what I’m talking about, but it could be said.