highframerate
Highframerate, often written as high frame rate (HFR), refers to video or display systems capable of presenting more frames per second than conventional standards. Common maximums include 60 Hz, 120 Hz, and beyond, with many consumer devices supporting 60 or 120 fps and professional workflows reaching 240 fps or higher. HFR can be achieved during capture, with cameras shooting at high fps, or during playback, via displays or processing that deliver extra frames, or through motion interpolation.
In capture, higher shutter speed is often used to avoid blur; more light is needed to maintain
Benefits include smoother motion and easier perception of fast action, improved ability to perform slow motion
Applications range from sports broadcasting and action cinema to gaming, VR, and surveillance. Historically, attempts to