[Music]
I love films and especially yes I’m a
film lover I’m a filmmaker I’m a firm
dose in but my heart topic is about high
frame rate and spatial films and spatial
films means for example 3d stereoscopic
3d films or full-dome films in German
kokino and 360 degree virtual reality
films this means special films but what
means high frame rate or what means
frame rate and frame rate means our
human brain and eyes only need a small
number of pictures to see them like
moving phone so since nearly hundred
years we produce and shown films in the
cinema and 24 frames per second but the
digital revolution of the cinema we are
now able and to produce and show films
in high frame rate easily for example
The Hobbit was produced and shown in 48
frames per second avatar 2 is produced
also in higher framerate and Billy
Lynn’s long half time work was produced
and shown in 4k 3d and hundred 20 frames
per second so are we at least able to
recognize such a high frame rate and I
bring you an example on the left you can
see 24 frames per second and on the
right you can see 60 frames per second
and now if you look at the ground at the
structure or if you look at the trees
and perhaps when the motorcycling
motorcyclist is in the air
I’m sure you can see the difference the
60 frames per second of course is less
shattering has less blur is a little bit
smoother or sharper and since last year
of April I’ve done three studies about
high frame rate and films high frame
rate in canvas cinema and high frame
rate and full-dome films and also I want
to do more studies in this area of
course but let’s take a look at the
results and most people I ask the
question what frame rate to you or would
you prefer and at the study 15 96 frames
per second the people did prefer the
higher frame rate also at the other two
studies with 60 frames per second most
people prefer the higher frame rate so
there’s a tendency that people prefer a
high frame rate about 60 and above and I
also asked them after they have seen the
film’s how they feel about the
respective frame rate and as you can see
the most people felt very pleasant with
the higher frame rate I hope you also
have the example and
there’s also always a question for
filmmakers at the point of immersion
immersion is the one the question about
how much you felt in the film so I asked
the people how much they felt immersed
in the film and most people felt more
totally immersed at the high frame rate
also I asked them in study 2 and study 3
if they have something a kind of
perception if they could see more and
it’s obviously that people could see
more River high frame rate and this
matches with an eye-tracking study from
Miriam lurcher from the to Ric
University which said that if you have a
higher frame rate you have more
fixations with the eye at the pictures
also there are other studies like the
EEG study from Japan it’s about high
frame rate at television and they’ve
done the study with yes 480 frames per
second and as you can see the EEG curve
gets nearly our natural version the
higher the frame rate are also there is
a study from Katie Nolan from BBC about
Ultra HD television and please look at
the head don’t look at the boss at first
only look at the head and it’s said that
if at non direct motion objects we need
140 frames per second and now look at
the balls attract motion objects we need
700 frames per second to have no blur at
all it’s a mathematical study ok so
in conclusion this means it’s only a
little getting used to a high frame rate
it’s absolutely brilliant in focus
detail and visual quality it gives a
stronger impression of reality and
emergent it gives you a sharper and
smoother and less shattering impression
and this is direct related to your 3d
objects for example like in stereoscopic
3d films you get the better contour of
the objects and so you get to get a
better quality of the object so at least
yes high frame rate can boost your film
if we minimize the teasing troubles for
example don’t light it like an soap
opera or use a plainly visible mask
don’t overstrain your movement and don’t
use makeup if you want to film 120
frames per second for example angley’s
actors for the film Billy Lynn’s long
halftime work had to do a diet three
weeks before they shoot the film so they
had a better skin a smoother skin for
the shooting of the film because they
couldn’t use makeup you had seen them so
of course please also use high frame
rate with your dramatic II and it’s not
about acceptance of the audience at
least it will be the financial and
technical aspect that will drive to
challenge thank
[Applause]
[Music]
I love films and especially yes I’m a
film lover I’m a filmmaker I’m a firm
dose in but my heart topic is about high
frame rate and spatial films and spatial
films means for example 3d stereoscopic
3d films or full-dome films in German
kokino and 360 degree virtual reality
films this means special films but what
means high frame rate or what means
frame rate and frame rate means our
human brain and eyes only need a small
number of pictures to see them like
moving phone so since nearly hundred
years we produce and shown films in the
cinema and 24 frames per second but the
digital revolution of the cinema we are
now able and to produce and show films
in high frame rate easily for example
The Hobbit was produced and shown in 48
frames per second avatar 2 is produced
also in higher framerate and Billy
Lynn’s long half time work was produced
and shown in 4k 3d and hundred 20 frames
per second so are we at least able to
recognize such a high frame rate and I
bring you an example on the left you can
see 24 frames per second and on the
right you can see 60 frames per second
and now if you look at the ground at the
structure or if you look at the trees
and perhaps when the motorcycling
motorcyclist is in the air
I’m sure you can see the difference the
60 frames per second of course is less
shattering has less blur is a little bit
smoother or sharper and since last year
of April I’ve done three studies about
high frame rate and films high frame
rate in canvas cinema and high frame
rate and full-dome films and also I want
to do more studies in this area of
course but let’s take a look at the
results and most people I ask the
question what frame rate to you or would
you prefer and at the study 15 96 frames
per second the people did prefer the
higher frame rate also at the other two
studies with 60 frames per second most
people prefer the higher frame rate so
there’s a tendency that people prefer a
high frame rate about 60 and above and I
also asked them after they have seen the
film’s how they feel about the
respective frame rate and as you can see
the most people felt very pleasant with
the higher frame rate I hope you also
have the example and
there’s also always a question for
filmmakers at the point of immersion
immersion is the one the question about
how much you felt in the film so I asked
the people how much they felt immersed
in the film and most people felt more
totally immersed at the high frame rate
also I asked them in study 2 and study 3
if they have something a kind of
perception if they could see more and
it’s obviously that people could see
more River high frame rate and this
matches with an eye-tracking study from
Miriam lurcher from the to Ric
University which said that if you have a
higher frame rate you have more
fixations with the eye at the pictures
also there are other studies like the
EEG study from Japan it’s about high
frame rate at television and they’ve
done the study with yes 480 frames per
second and as you can see the EEG curve
gets nearly our natural version the
higher the frame rate are also there is
a study from Katie Nolan from BBC about
Ultra HD television and please look at
the head don’t look at the boss at first
only look at the head and it’s said that
if at non direct motion objects we need
140 frames per second and now look at
the balls attract motion objects we need
700 frames per second to have no blur at
all it’s a mathematical study ok so
in conclusion this means it’s only a
little getting used to a high frame rate
it’s absolutely brilliant in focus
detail and visual quality it gives a
stronger impression of reality and
emergent it gives you a sharper and
smoother and less shattering impression
and this is direct related to your 3d
objects for example like in stereoscopic
3d films you get the better contour of
the objects and so you get to get a
better quality of the object so at least
yes high frame rate can boost your film
if we minimize the teasing troubles for
example don’t light it like an soap
opera or use a plainly visible mask
don’t overstrain your movement and don’t
use makeup if you want to film 120
frames per second for example angley’s
actors for the film Billy Lynn’s long
halftime work had to do a diet three
weeks before they shoot the film so they
had a better skin a smoother skin for
the shooting of the film because they
couldn’t use makeup you had seen them so
of course please also use high frame
rate with your dramatic II and it’s not
about acceptance of the audience at
least it will be the financial and
technical aspect that will drive to
challenge thank
[Applause]
[Music]
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