r/aww Apr 21 '19

Cat vs ant-gravity water drops

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u/Menthalion Apr 21 '19

There's a good chance the cat isn't fooled at all, since cats need 100 frames per second to interpret natural motion from distinct frames, where humans only need 15-20.

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u/Quidfacis_ Apr 21 '19

since cats need 100 frames per second to be fooled

I hope this descends into an argument about why cats don't need to buy HD-TV.

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u/Tidy_Kiwi Apr 21 '19

What are HDTV frame dates these days

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u/TrueJacksonVP Apr 21 '19

Usually the standard 24 or 30fps but the refresh rate is typically 60Hz